Just a quick, slightly off-topic, question:
Could people using RSperl and/or Statistics::R comment on the relative merits of each?
I would like to work mainly from perl, using R as a "computation" engine. I have
gotten Statistics::R to work, but the interface is entirely string-based, it seems,
which is a drawback and will probably require temporary files for communication. I
haven't gotten RSperl to work from perl (on MacOS 10.3.4), but I have to admit I
haven't gotten too deep into things.
Any insight is appreciated.
Thanks,
Sean
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