Mark Larsen wrote:
> I'm taking the plunge and switching over to rpy2. While, Python to
> RObjects seems straightforward, what about the reverse?
It just depends of what you want the reverse to be, I suppose.
> For example, I have a R function which returns a matrix. How can I get
> this int
I'm taking the plunge and switching over to rpy2. While, Python to RObjects
seems straightforward, what about the reverse?
For example, I have a R function which returns a matrix. How can I get this
into a list of lists OR loop over each column (or row) pulling the vector
one at a time? What's
Greetings rpy2 developers,
I am the primary developer of an open source Python package called Marine
Geospatial Ecology Tools (http://code.env.duke.edu/projects/mget). These
tools perform various jobs that are useful to marine ecologists. Many of the
tools are designed to be invoked from ArcGIS
