
03/02/2021: Working with GRO.publications
The next introduction to the use of GRO.publications will take place on 03 February. More information about the event and the link to the participation registration can be found on the SUB website.
Next Hacky Hour deals with the topic of C++ code integration in R with Rcpp.
Date: July 21, 2020
Time: 6 pm
Place: Online via BigBlueButton
Speaker: Sebastian Hanß
Abstract:
R is one of the most popular programming languages in science, and well
suited for all data and stats centered tasks. In Ecology R is
lingua franca. For reproducible science and re-usability of code in
Ecology, you should ideally share your work in R.
R is fast for most day-to-day statistics-centered scripting tasks, but
it is rather slow for general-purpose programming. Therefore, R
developers use C/C++ or Fortran libraries to speed up computation-heavy
parts of their packages. Writing and linking such libraries was
relatively cumbersome until Rcpp was available.
Rcpp integrates C++ code seamlessly into R. It is both, an R package and
a C++ library. It compiles C++ from within R and “automagically” links
the library to R’s API.
The next introduction to the use of GRO.publications will take place on 03 February. More information about the event and the link to the participation registration can be found on the SUB website.
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