Re: what's the best tool for doing statistical calculations of > 10e6 data points?
- From: "Robert Dodier" <robert.dodier@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 30 Jan 2006 20:02:12 -0800
revansx wrote:
> Robert...Thanks!
>
> I have downloaded "R" and have already read in my ascii data file of
> 1x10e6 data points. :-)
> "R" read it in in one operation and plotted it for me within just a
> minute of two. wow!
> It took 6 hours to do the same thing with dataplot on the same PC.
>
> This will be great!
> I owe you one.
> (I will miss Dataplot /*sniff*/)
Hey, I'm glad to hear this story has a happy ending.
By the way, if/when you have questions about R, your best bet is the R
users mailing list.
See the web site http://www.r-project.org/ for the sign up ***.
Happy number crunching,
Robert Dodier
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