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Integrating R Machine Learning Algorithms in Stata using rcall: A Tutorial

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  • Ebad F. Haghish

    (Department of Psychology, University of Oslo, Norway)

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rcall is a Stata package that integrates R and R packages in Stata and supports seamless two-way data communication between R and Stata. The package offers two modes of data communication, which are 1) interactive and 2) non-interactive. In the first part of the presentation, I will introduce the latest updates of the package (version 3.0) and how to use it in practice for data analysis (interactive mode). The second part of the presentation concerns developing Stata packages with rcall (non-interactive mode) and how to defensively embed R and R packages within Stata programs. All the examples of the presentation, either for data analysis or package development, would be based on embedding R machine learning algorithms in Stata and using them in practice.

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  • Ebad F. Haghish, 2021. "Integrating R Machine Learning Algorithms in Stata using rcall: A Tutorial," London Stata Conference 2021 9, Stata Users Group.
    • Handle: RePEc:boc:usug21:9
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