Can anyone help me setting figure options in :python: when calling it via #knitr in :rstats: using #reticulate? #rstats

I'm probably overlooking something obvious because I don't know enough about #python

Details:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/75590659/set-figure-options-for-python-with-knitr

R and Python sitting in a tree — R. E. T. I. C. U. LATE.

Our hackathon goal was to showcase how easy it is to work as a part of cross-language team of Python and R to deliver on end-to-end data science project.

This article deep dives into my journey of using #Reticulate in R to call API function calls written by Riesling in Python with the goal of getting relevant data into R data frames which we could then visualize using GGPlot2.

#R4DS #Python #RStats

https://medium.com/data-science-at-microsoft/collaborating-between-python-and-r-using-reticulate-25246b367957

How to access an #api for first time users. Riesling and I wanted to analyze data related to our hobby as part of msft hackathon. Here’s the first article in an upcomig series of analyzing Ravelry knitting projects data using #rstats and #python . Next up in series - Using #Reticulate to combine their powers!
https://medium.com/data-science-at-microsoft/how-to-access-an-api-for-first-time-api-users-879002f5f58d?source=friends_link&sk=c2763957800727392111bfe47da08fb3

#reticulate is a great package to work with #python in #rstats. Here is a very simple example of how to use it in #RKWard.

RKWard supports syntax highlighting for several languages, including Python. However, this is not done automatically, but must be selected by the user (blue arrow).

#reticulate is a great package to work with #python in #rstats. Here is a very simple example of how to use it in #RKWard.

RKWard supports syntax highlighting for several languages, including Python. However, this is not done automatically, but must be selected by the user (blue arrow).

Como abrir um terminal com Python e acessar objetos que você até pouco manipulava no R? #rstats #reticulate #python #datascience

RT @mpjdem@twitter.com

@MateusMaiaM@twitter.com In R do:
library(reticulate)
dfl <- list(one = iris, two = mtcars)
repl_python()

Then in the Python REPL opened, access the list with:
r.dfl

And do whatever you like with it!

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/mpjdem/status/1287899379714621441