RSiteSearch('java', 'fun') produced 144 matches for me just now.
The "sos" package can help organize study of those 144 matches:
library(sos)
j <- ???java # RSiteSearch('java', 'fun') -> a data.frame of class '
findFn'
summary(j) # 40 packages
installPackages(j) # install packages with the most matches
writeFindFn2xls(j)
This last command created "j.xls" in the working directory,
getwd(), with sheets "PackageSum2", "findFn", and "call".
For more, see vignette('sos').
Others can tell you more about the relative virtues of the
different Java capabilities in R, but this provides a very quick overview.
Hope this helps.
Spencer
Disclaimer: I'm the lead author of the 'sos' package.
Sujin Chandra wrote:
Dear All,
As I am doing a project in java and in that we need to integrate R software for
displaying statistical graph using the different set of data.
I don't have any idea on how to integrate R software in our java project.
Kindly give basic idea about the R software and how to integrate in java.
Regards,
Sujin
Sryas Software Pvt. Ltd.
Chennai
India
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