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| Name | DPC2019: PHP and R - Putting the PoweR in PHP Statistics - Mark Baker |
| Video Uploader | Video From Ibuildings Dutch PHP Conference |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 16-06-2019 21:49:16 |
| Video Discription | "PHP and R - Putting the PoweR in PHP Statistics by Mark Baker The R programming language is designed for statistical analysis, graphics, and reporting; and provides provides a wide variety of statistical (linear and nonlinear modelling, classical statistical tests, time-series analysis, classification, clustering), tools for data analysis, and graphical techniques. Designed specifically for that purpose, it provides a more sophisticated set of functions for mathematics and statistics than a more general purpose programming language like PHP. But if we need those mathematical or statistical features within our PHP code, we can integrate the two languages; using the power of R from within our PHP scripts. How do we set about doing so? Let's find out. What you'll learn from this talk: Developers will learn why R is such a powerful mathematical and statistical language, and in what use cases they might prefer to use it instead of PHP. They will also learn how the can use it alongside PHP, to obtain the best from each language About Mark Baker Mark is a Senior Software Engineer on the SMS team at MessageBird BV, based in Amsterdam. He has been working in the computer software industry since before symbolics.com was registered as a domain name, before the term ""cyberspace"" was first used in fiction, when Linus Torvalds and Rasmus Lerdorf were still at high school, and Mrs. Zuckerberg had yet to give birth to a bouncing baby social network enabler; and has been developing for the Web in a variety of languages since the days when the Tim Berners-Lee's creation comprised less than 1,000 sites. Over those years, he has contributed to a number of open source projects: some still extant, others lost to history, including a minor submission to PHP's SPL. Currently he is coordinator and lead developer for the PHPSpreadsheet library (formerly PHPExcel), and a coordinator and developer on the PHPOffice library suite (PHPWord, PHPPowerPoint, PHPProject and PHPVisio). Most recently, he has been working on new datastructures such as Tries, Quadtrees and Matrices; hoping that someday he'll be able to get them included in SPL. His particular interests include PHP integration with office suites, Generators, Anonymous Functions and Classes, Datastructures, Textual analysis, Geodata and geographic information systems, and ""big data"" and data analysis. This talk was given at the Dutch PHP Conference in 2019, organised and hosted by Ibuildings. Visit https://phpconference.nl or https://www.ibuildings.nl for more information." [91TQJ8S58jk] |
| Category | Science & Technology |
| Tags | php | conference | webdevelopment |
