See https://code.kx.com/v2/interfaces/with-r/#calling-r-from-q
Download the appropriate release archive from releases page.
environment | action |
---|---|
Linux | tar xzvf embedr_linux-v*.tar.gz -C $QHOME --strip 1 |
macOS | tar xzvf embedr_osx-v*.tar.gz -C $QHOME --strip 1 |
Windows | Open the archive and copy content of the embedr folder (embedr\* ) to %QHOME% or c:\q Copy R_HOME/x64/.dll or R_HOME/i386/.dll to QHOME/w64 or QHOME/w32 respectively. |
When calling R, you need to set R_HOME
. Required are:
# Linux/macOS
export R_HOME=`R RHOME`
# Windows
for /f "delims=" %a in ('R RHOME') do @set R_HOME=%a
The library has four main methods:
Ropen
: Initialise embedded R. Optional to call. Allows to set verbose mode asRopen 1
.Rcmd
: run an R command, do not return a resultRget
: run an R command, return the result to qRset
: set a variable in the R memory space
If using interactive plotting with lattice
and/or ggplot2
you will need to call print
on a chart object.
See examples folder.
Note: Examples are kdb+ 3.5 or higher.
e4.q
is a simple example of plot 'moving window volatility' of returns. Converted from http://www.mayin.org/ajayshah/KB/R/html/p4.html
pcd.q
is based on Corporate credit card transactions 2014-15.
Download CSV from the link above and save it in the same folder as pcd.q
under name pcd2014v1.csv
.
http://data.london.gov.uk/datastore/package/tubenetwork-performance-data
Left for the reader :)