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* Objectives
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* Objectives
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** Import data into R from org
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** Import data into R from org
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Org-mode includes orgtbl-mode, an extremely convenient way of using
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tabular data in a plain text file. Currently, spreadsheet
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functionality is available in org tables using the emacs package
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calc. It would be a boon both to org users and R users to allow
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org tables to be manipulated with the R programming language. Org
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tables give R users an easy way to enter and display data; R gives
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org users a powerful way to perform vector operations, statistical
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tests, and visualization on their tables.
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*** Implementations
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**** naive
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Naive implementation would be to use =(org-export-table "tmp.csv")=
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Naive implementation would be to use =(org-export-table "tmp.csv")=
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and =(ess-exec "read.csv("tmp.csv")=.
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and =(ess-exec "read.csv("tmp.csv")=.
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*** implementations
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**** org-R
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**** org-R
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[[file:existing_tools/org-R.el::defun%20org%20R%20export%20to%20csv%20csv%20file%20options][org-R-export-to-csv]]
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[[file:existing_tools/org-R.el::defun%20org%20R%20export%20to%20csv%20csv%20file%20options][org-R-export-to-csv]]
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**** org-exp-blocks
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**** org-exp-blocks
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**** RweaveOrg
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**** RweaveOrg
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NA
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NA
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** easy editing of R code using r-mode from an org buffer
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** Editing R code using r-mode from an org buffer
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** evaluate R code and make the output available for processing in an org buffer
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** evaluate R code and make the output available for processing in an org buffer
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** evaluate R code and format the output for export
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** evaluate R code and format the output for export
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