As part of converting my Criminal Analysis Data Project code from R to Julia, I thought I would create a series of small posts detailing components of the translation process of data operations in smaller bits. This particular post will show a solution for how to take tabular data from a CSV and load it…
Over the past week I have been reading the documentation and playing with Julia’s Gadfly package. I thought it would be helpful to fellow R users coming from the world of ggplot2 to put together a quick reference guide to show the translation from one to the other. The coding and style for creating data…
As part of my Getting COVID-19 Data posts in R, Python and Julia, I will now advance to part two of the conversion process. As we saw in Part 1 of this post series, we duplicated the R scripts into the language specific script folder and changed the file extensions to the appropriate language. In…
UPDATE (8-JAN-2021): I have decided to demonstrate the conversion process using my Getting COVID-19 Data post and script instead of my Criminal Analysis project for right now. I will still be working through the conversion process for those scripts as well, but for now, I will demonstrate the conversion and translation process on a shorter…
