Some people don't like the presence of a user.clj. If you're one of those people, you know what I mean. if you're not, then don't worry about it and carry on. ;)
This is a loose and currently undocumented collection of code bits written while reading Data-Driven Security, by Jacobs and Rudis. I recommend the book.
This is experimentation/learning code -- all you can really do with this project
is try out bits of src/r_incantations/core.clj in a REPL.
Various bits of this code currently assume you have downloaded the
code and data files for the book and placed them in this repo's top
directory under book-data. If you've got /bin/sh, curl, and unzip (or
you aren't sure but want to try it anyhow), you can execute the
get-book-data.sh script to do this automatically.
Generally speaking, on Linux or Mac OSX you should be able to do this:
sh get-book-data.shThe book uses R and the Pandas Python library, and I want to learn to use the Clojure Incanter library in parallel.
This is currently incomplete, because.
Hopefully, someday, I'll have a chance to finish this (whatever that means!), clean it all up, and add some mo/better documentation.
I found it useful to have my working code/REPL open in one terminal, and the following files from the Incanter repo open in another (so I could easily toggle back and forth):
- modules/incanter-charts/src/incanter/charts.clj
- modules/incanter-core/src/incanter/stats.clj
- modules/incanter-core/src/incanter/core.clj
Copyright © 2014 Matt Oquist [email protected]
Distributed under the Eclipse Public License either version 1.0 or (at your option) any later version.