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Organizing computational work on *statistical* projects; use for questions about data storage, data sharing, code repositories, etc. Note that questions about programming or unrelated to statistics are off-topic.
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Simple, reliable, open, and interoperable plain text format for storing data
In response to Dirk Eddelbuettel's answer, I suggest using the HDF5 file format. It is less simple than the RData format, or you might say, 'more rich', but certainly more interoperable (can be used i …
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