Run R Code in Python with rpy2

Today we learn how we can run R code in Python using a package called rpy2.
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[@lpedroza]

Thank you. I need it...

[@joemcdermott1213]

It's interesting but I wonder how often this is going to be more efficient to use compared to running separately, as R is faster than Python. On another note, I wouldn't say R isn't suitable for machine learning. While much less popular, it's not more difficult or less effective than ML in sklearn. In many cases it works better. Like the popular random forest algorithm, which you might expect is the same, is routinely reported to produce better performance results with the R randomForest package than in sklearn with the same data setup.

[@Nxck2440]

I want to learn R, will you make a tutorial?

[@sinan_islam]

How reliable is this rpy2 package? Is it reliable in production?

[@jbhender09]

reticulate to run python from R is SOOOOO much better than r2py

[@dertfert745]

I cant even do import rpy2.robjects as robjects no matter how much I try fixing my path

[@mentalverse7837]

Twitter integration with its api please..