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Packages run inside R environment (RStudio or CLI)

Functions operate on R objects like data frames, matrices, or xts/zoo time series

Support for vectorized operations for performance

Integration with parallel computation via foreach, data.table, or Rcpp

Optional integration with databases, APIs, or external software

Functions executed inside R session

Input data in vectors, matrices, or time series objects

Statistical and financial computations performed programmatically

Results visualized using base R or ggplot2

Reports generated via R Markdown or Shiny

Package-based modular design

Vectorized computation for performance

Integration with external data sources

Reproducible workflows via R Markdown

Interoperability with other packages and APIs

Portfolio risk analysis pipelines

Algorithmic trading research frameworks

Time series forecasting systems

Financial simulation and scenario modeling

Automated report generation for analysts

Reproducible statistical and financial analysis

Leverage vectorized operations for efficiency

Integrate seamlessly with other R packages

Focus on accuracy and robustness in modeling

Support both research and applied quantitative tasks

Use data.table for large datasets

Parallelize simulations where possible

Vectorize operations to improve speed

Modularize scripts for reuse

Use databases for very large datasets

Update scripts for newer R versions

Ensure package dependencies are installed

Refactor deprecated function usage

Test workflows on sample datasets

Document changes for reproducibility