Thomas Lumley • 7/11/2018

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This article analyzes the name and concept of the R package 'reticulate'. It explains the Latin etymology of the word, its scientific uses (including a reference to the reticulated python), and how it humorously signifies a Python interface 'caught in a net' within the R programming language.

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