Iwan Lappo-Danilewski wrote:
>
>> The benefits of using R as you mentioned is, that you get an analysis
>> about the linear or generalized linear model about the errors, amount
>> of "explanation" for each part of the fitted result, anova, and so on.
>> Plotting should be straight forward.
>
> S
Thanks for the quick reply Harald.
> the question is, what is .dat. if it is csv like, there are methods to
> read it. depends on .dat! python is even able to read from xls.
>
Actually I meant an arbitrarily formatted .csv-type file (tabs instead
of commas). As I see the python "csv"-module does
On Feb 21, 1:31 pm, Iwan Lappo-Danilewski
wrote:
> What I'd like to have would be the data as a variables (something like
> "data = readdata('.dat');
the question is, what is .dat. if it is csv like, there are methods to
read it. depends on .dat! python is even able to read from xls.
> a,b =
