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(require '[tnoda.rashinban :as rr] '[tnoda.rashinban.core :as rc] '[clojure.core.matrix.dataset :as dt] '[clojure.core.matrix.impl.dataset :as id]) ;; CREATE A TOY DATA (def ds [{:id 1.0 :name "name1"} {:id 2.0 :name "name2"} {:id 3.0 :name "name3"}]) ;; RUN THE FOLLOWING R CODE IN ADVANCE TO START THE RSERVE SERVER: ;; R -e 'library(Rserve)' -e 'Rserve(args = "--vanilla")' (rr/init) ;; PASS THE DATA FROM CLOJURE INTO R (map (fn [x] (rr/<- (name (key x)) (val x))) (let [ks ((comp keys first) ds)] (zipmap ks (map #(map % ds) ks)))) (rr/<- 'header (map name ((comp keys first) ds))) ;; CREATE THE R DATA.FRAME (rc/eval "df = data.frame(lapply(header, as.name))") ;; TEST THE R DATA.FRAME (rc/eval "df$id") ; [1.0 2.0 3.0] (rc/eval "df$name") ; ["name1" "name2" "name3"] ;; CONVERT THE R DATA.FRAME BACK TO THE CLOJURE MAP (def mp (into [] (map #(zipmap (map keyword (rr/colnames 'df)) %) (partition (count (rr/colnames 'df)) (apply interleave (rr/matrix 'df)))))) ; [{:id 1.0, :name "name1"} {:id 2.0, :name "name2"} {:id 3.0, :name "name3"}] ;; TEST THE EQUALITY BETWEEN INPUT AND OUTPUT DATA (= mp ds) ; true ;; ALTERNATIVELY, WE CAN ALSO CONVERT THE R DATA.FRAME TO A CLOJURE DATASET (def dt (id/dataset-from-columns (map keyword (rr/colnames 'df)) (rr/matrix 'df))) ; #dataset/dataset {:column-names [:id :name], :columns [[1.0 2.0 3.0] ["name1" "name2" "name3"]], :shape [3 2]} ;; NEXT, CONVERT THE DATASET TO THE MAP (def mp2 (dt/row-maps dt)) ; [{:id 1.0, :name "name1"} {:id 2.0, :name "name2"} {:id 3.0, :name "name3"}] (= ds mp2) ; true
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