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In this repository hosted at github, the datadolph.in team is sharing all of the R codebase that it developed to analyze large quantities of data.
datadolph.in team has benefited tremendously from fellow R bloggers and other open source communities and is proud to contribute all of its codebase into the community.
datadolph.in team has benefited tremendously from fellow R bloggers and other open source communities and is proud to contribute all of its codebase into the community.
The codebase includes ETL and integration scripts on –
- R-Solr Integration
- R-Mongo Interaction
- R-MySQL Interaction
- Fetching, cleansing and transforming data
- Classification (identify column types)
- Default chart generation (based on simple heuristics and matching a dimension with a measure)
Github Source: https://github.com/datadolphyn/R
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