Numpy is not something Go is going to do (Correct em if I am wrong). Julia would be the faster language to switch to, but personally I switched from Python to R due to the fact that I like languages that are made for what I am doing. Python always feels second best to whatever I am doing and I have branched away from Python. So R for statistics is great for me.
Numpy is not something Go is going to do (Correct em if I am wrong). Julia would be the faster language to switch to, but personally I switched from Python to R due to the fact that I like languages that are made for what I am doing. Python always feels second best to whatever I am doing and I have branched away from Python. So R for statistics is great for me.