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New R IDE - optimize your R development experience
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Started this discussion. Last reply by AJAY OHRI Apr. 18, 2009.
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I am happy to announce the release of Inference for R version 3.5. This is a significant release for Inference that includes several major features requested by users:
• Inference in PowerPoint: Embed and run R code in PowerPoint presentations just…
I am happy to announce the release of Inference for R version 3.5. This is a significant release for Inference that includes several major features requested by users:
• Inference in PowerPoint: Embed and run R code in PowerPoint presentations just…
Inference for R places the power of R statistical analysis software inside the productivity rich environment of MS Office. With Inference for R you can combine R code, data, and text in Excel, Word, and PowerPoint documents to create reports and dep…
We’re pleased to announce a new update (Version 3.0.2) to Inference for R. This update includes the following:
• Support for R 2.9
• Support for running Inference for R on 64-bit (x64) versions of Windows XP and Windows Vista
If you're a user of R…
We’re pleased to announce a new update (Version 3.0.2) to Inference for R. This update includes the following:
• Support for R 2.9
• Support for running Inference for R on 64-bit (x64) versions of Windows XP and Windows Vista
If you're a user of R…
Arun,
Another option is Inference for R (http://www.InferenceForR.com), an add-in for MS Office 2003 and 2007. It allows you to store R code, data, and text in a single document, and execute the document to generate reports. You can view a 2-minute…
Also you can find out more about the first IDE designed specifically for R (by my company, so yes, I'm biased :)) at http://www.inferenceforr.com.
I love the cocktail party jokes in the beginning - I am so used to my family and friends' eyes glazing over when I tell them what I do during the day.
Hi Ajay,
Thanks for the note and your interest in Inference for R! Here is the link to our free academic license program - simply download the application and email it to us. Thanks again!
-Kristin
http://inferenceforr.com/purchase/Request%20Academ…
A little inspiration for my day!
Inference for R is R’s premier integrated development environment. With Inference for R, you can reduce the time and effort spent on editing R code,managing data, and publishing reports. Blue Reference, the creators of Inference for R, are offering…
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- Short Bio:
- I work at a small software startup in Bend, OR. We build a software solution that provides the most complete IDE for the R programming language. Inference also has the capability to combine dynamic scripting languages (R, MATLAB, IronPython & IronRuby so far) with Microsoft Excel & Word (PowerPoint integration coming soon). We're really excited about the analytical uses of the software, since it encapsulates data and code in single results document for fully reproducible research.
- My Website:
- http://www.inferenceforr.com
- Field of Expertise:
- Computer Science, Other
- Years of Experience in Analytical Role:
- 5
- Professional Status:
- Manager
- Interests:
- Networking, New Venture, Recruiting
- Your Company:
- Blue Reference, Inc.
- Industry:
- Analytical Software
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Inference for R version 3.5: Inference in PowerPoint Makes its Debut
I am happy to announce the release of Inference for R version 3.5. This is a significant release for Inference that includes several major features requested by users:
• Inference in PowerPoint: Embed and run R code in PowerPoint presentations just as you can in Word and Excel.
• Run-in-Place: Execute R code inside of an Excel, Word, or PowerPoint document and see the code results immediately in the same document – “preview” how your document will execute without having to execute to a separat… Continue
• Inference in PowerPoint: Embed and run R code in PowerPoint presentations just as you can in Word and Excel.
• Run-in-Place: Execute R code inside of an Excel, Word, or PowerPoint document and see the code results immediately in the same document – “preview” how your document will execute without having to execute to a separat… Continue
Posted on June 18, 2009 at 2:55pm —
Sophisticated time series analysis in Excel with Inference for R
Inference for R places the power of R statistical analysis software inside the productivity rich environment of MS Office. With Inference for R you can combine R code, data, and text in Excel, Word, and PowerPoint documents to create reports and deploy analysis solutions.
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Posted on May 26, 2009 at 7:30am —
New Inference for R update
We’re pleased to announce a new update (Version 3.0.2) to Inference for R. This update includes the following:
• Support for R 2.9
• Support for running Inference for R on 64-bit (x64) versions of Windows XP and Windows Vista
If you're a user of R 2.9 or 64-bit Windows, you should download a new version today. We’re offering extended trial license keys to anyone who would like to try this updated version. You may request an extended trial license key… Continue
• Support for R 2.9
• Support for running Inference for R on 64-bit (x64) versions of Windows XP and Windows Vista
If you're a user of R 2.9 or 64-bit Windows, you should download a new version today. We’re offering extended trial license keys to anyone who would like to try this updated version. You may request an extended trial license key… Continue
Posted on May 22, 2009 at 11:37am —
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