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Data science consulting

Financial modeling and forecasting

Bioinformatics pipelines

Statistical reporting services

R/Shiny-based analytics products

Enhanced integration with Python and other languages

Better support for big data frameworks

Expanded tidyverse and machine learning ecosystem

Improvements in performance and parallelization

More interactive and reproducible reporting tools

High-performance computing without optimized packages

General-purpose software development

Mobile or embedded application development

Projects requiring strict multithreading without external tools

Applications outside data-centric use cases

R is a specialized language for statistical computing and data analysis.

It has strong visualization and reproducible reporting capabilities.

CRAN and community packages make it extensible for diverse use cases.

Ideal for researchers, statisticians, and data scientists.

Open-source and widely supported in academia and industry.

Is R free?

Yes - open-source under GPL license.

Can R run on Windows, macOS, and Linux?

Yes, it is cross-platform.

Is R suitable for machine learning?

Yes, with packages like caret, mlr, and tidymodels.

Can R integrate with Python?

Yes, using the reticulate package.

Is R good for big data?

Yes, with proper packages (data.table, SparkR), but memory limitations exist.