<@UEER9GMMZ> Hello ! I’ve been thinking lately to ...
# datascience
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@Nicolas Pittion-Rossillon Hello ! I’ve been thinking lately to write a blog post on the DataScience ecosystem available in Kotlin and equivalent to Python. I mainly take advantage of the Java ecosystem. For DataFrames, I personally use Tablesaw (https://github.com/jtablesaw/tablesaw) that integrates well with Plotly, some use Krangl, or if you’re brave enough you could even use Spark. Smile (https://github.com/haifengl/smile) seems to be similar to Scikit-Learn.
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I’ll have a look into those, thanks for the tips! And be assured that i’d look forward to reading such kind of blog post. Isn’t using Java libraries a bit of a drawback from Kotlin’s own efficiency though? And wouldn’t it offer better results to look towards Scala libs instead of Java ones, if there isn’t any pure-Kotlin choice?
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Well Scala libs do not work well with other JVM languages last time I looked, but Kotlin interoperates with Java pretty transparently.
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Point taken. So far, i find Krangl to be the most appealing one, but i'm not done digging your suggestions yet.