Last Updated on August 6, 2018
Red-R was an open source visual programming interface for R designed to bring the power of the R statistical environment to a broader audience.
Red-R was an extension of Orange, a data mining framework written in Python and Qt. Red-R accessed all the functionality and data in R, using the Python interface for R provided by RPy.
Features include:
- Highly flexible framework
- Harnesses the power of Qt graphics to create interactive visualizations
- Allows data interaction not possible within the R framework
- Table data viewing
- Create powerful interactive graphics
- Logging system
- Unicode support
PROJECT DISCONTINUED
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