Fedora: mathematical tool R in Linux

Windows has Matlab, but Linux does not seem to have much to crack. In Linux, there is a free software named R. It is directly installed in Fedora, enter terminalyuminstallR, and then enter the window interface, enter R -- gui = Tk. Below are the three gui suggestions provided by foreigners, followed by my personal suggestions. ========================================================== ========= Threesuch 'add

Windows has Matlab, but Linux does not seem to have much to crack. In Linux, there is a free software named R, which is directly installed in Fedora and enters terminal.
Yum install R
Enter R -- gui = Tk in the window.

The following are the three gui suggestions provided by foreigners and my personal suggestions later.
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Three such 'add-ons' are:
Rcmdr: R commander-run R as root, and install it from CRAN using the following commands (one line at a time): Code: sudo Rinstall. packages ('rcmdr ') q ()
A window will come up asking you to choose a mirror. choose one and the package shocould get installed. after installation, quit R with the q () command. you can then run R again as normal user and load the Rcmdr GUI with the command Code: Rlibrary (Rcmdr)
JGR: Java GUI for R-JGR is java based, and so shoshould be platform independent. Google it and you should get to the home page. I 've never actually tried it.

Rkward: This one looks the most promising, but it still looks like its early in development. Not sure if there are Dapper. debs available or not.

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Personal suggestion: Under Fedora,
Su
Change to root
Then enter:
R cmd javareconf

R

Install. packages ('jgr ')

Library (JGR)

JGR ()

You can enter the graphic interface of R.

Another tool is the front end of the graphic interface of R, which is directly input under root teminal:
Yum install rkward
Install