R being on the bottom with a large interquartile range is dark but not surprising. Among the more well-to-do data scientists, statisticians, business analysts, and professors, there's a whole lot of low-income graduate students, research assistants, research associates, and postdoctoral scholars trying to keep their heads above water. Edit: ...and who might not be able to access, afford, or be willing to pirate SPSS/SAS/Stata/Prism/MATLAB.
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R being on the bottom with a large interquartile range is dark but not surprising. Among the more well-to-do data scientists, statisticians, business analysts, and professors, there's a whole lot of low-income graduate students, research assistants, research associates, and postdoctoral scholars trying to keep their heads above water. Edit: ...and who might not be able to access, afford, or be willing to pirate SPSS/SAS/Stata/Prism/MATLAB.