Summary

In this chapter, we added the ability to use R scripts in our Jupyter notebook. We added an R library that's not included in the standard R installation, and we made a Hello World script in R. We then saw R data access built-in libraries and some of the simpler graphics and statistics that are automatically generated. We used an R script to generate 3D graphics in a couple of different ways. We then performed a standard cluster analysis (which I think is one of the basic uses of R) and used one of the available forecasting tools. We also built a prediction model and tested its accuracy.

In the next chapter, we will learn all about Julia scripting using a Jupyter notebook.