What are some useful sites for R users to start using python? [Closed]

Does the main idea of your question mean you want to do what you were doing with R in Python? I have rarely used R, but I have heard that Pandas is famous as a replacement package for R for data analysis on Python.

Regarding English, I think the following official website will be helpful.

Compare R with Pandas

"If you search by ""Pandas R comparison"" in Japanese, you will find many things."

How about around here?

Python for R Users
http://www.slideshare.net/ajayohri/python-for-r-users

NumPy for R (and S-Plus) users – Mathesaurus
http://mathesaurus.sourceforge.net/r-numpy.html

Searching for "python for Users" or "numpy for Users" in this title seems to catch other similar sites. (Sorry if they've already been searched)

I think it's better to start with Pandas, which can be used in the same way as R's data frame.

• Pandas
• How to use the data analysis library Pandas

Wouldn't it be better to use R from Python than to find a comparison table of functions?

See 1/See 2/See 3

In English, there is a page like this.

Python as a statistics workbench

Also, there seems to be a book like this, so why don't you use it as a reference?
Introduction to data analysis with Python -- data processing using numPy, pandas

Please excuse me for using the book instead of the website.

There are other people who have answered, but the most important one is
Introduction to Data Analysis with Python -- NumPy, Pandas Data Processing
Is that so? There is no comparison with R.

Data Analysis Process (Series Useful R2)
is recommended in terms of comparison with R, as both Python and R codes are supported.

Introduction Python 3
Although does not focus on data analysis, it is recommended for Python beginners because it is easier to understand than other books and contains a large number of pages.
In the end, when I think about preprocessing, I really need to program.

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Here are some tutorials that we recommend to help the questioner learn Python.
(Reference site:
Python's book/reference book reputation
) [http://programming-study.com/language/python-books/])

The following 5 books are recommended for Python study.I hope it will be helpful.

1. Everyone's Python 3rd Edition
2. Python Startbook 3. First Python 3rd Edition
4. Introduction to Python [2&3 Ready]
5. Perfect Python (PERFECT SERIES 5)