Hi all, Thanks for the update, Paulo! :)
> On Fri, Aug 11, 2017 at 8:51 AM, Paulo van Breugel <[email protected] > > wrote: > >> >> >> I kept the link to https://grasswiki.osgeo.org/wiki/R_statistics/rgrass7 >> but what about merging it with R_statistics? If we do, can keep >> https://grasswiki.osgeo.org/wiki/R_statistics/spgrass6 as a page to go >> for grass6 users. > > > I'm not in favor of the subpage idea for user wiki (but I think others > are), so I'm for merging it or creating a special page if it is important > to highlight separately from the general idea. > > +1 > +1 for merging! The rgrass7 content might well be merged with some edits and beautifications in the "How to use" section of the R_statistics page, no? > (Does R+GRASS == rgrass? Or is also RQGIS?) > > I would limit this to R+GRASS. RQGIS is a whole different story. > yes, only GRASS & R > In this case, it seems that overview page is needed and then a specific > page. rgrass7 is quite long already. > > Merging it with r_statistics wouldn't make it that much longer, most what > is on the r_statistics page is also on rgrass7 page. We can move the > introduction on r_statistics to rgrass7, see if there is anything else > worth moving, and that's it I think (about the name of such page, see > below). > > When you are at it, also note that the wiki page name is "R statistics" > which is not the name of the project, nor the way how the project refers to > itself [1]: > > """ > What is R? > R is a language and environment for statistical computing and graphics. > > The R environment > R is an integrated suite of software facilities for data manipulation, > calculation and graphical display. > """ > > => "R statistical environment" or Wikipedia's "R (programming language)" > if you want to avoid just "R". > > One reason to use R<-->GRASS is that R adds statistical capabilities to > GRASS. I guess this is why the pages was called R_statistics? But there are > more possible reasons to use the two together. So, given that the page (and > the rgrass7 page) is about using GRASS and R in conjunction, we could use > the name 'GRASS-R', or more verbose, 'Using R with GRASS', or if possible > in the url, 'GRASS<-->R' > Since it is possible to use R within GRASS and GRASS within R, what about 'GRASS_and_R' the same way we also have GRASS_and_Python [0]? 'GRASS<-->R' even if allowed seems, imho, too complex for a wikipage name. my 2 cents :) best, Vero [0] https://grasswiki.osgeo.org/wiki/GRASS_and_Python
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