10-21-2021 08:50 AM
Hi there, starting this conversation to discuss with devs how they experiencing using Python to analyse WpA data. So far, do we have any API or solution instead of using R libraries through Python scripts?
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10-22-2021 04:21 PM
Hi @Leonardo_Matos - currently, the wpa R library is the most comprehensive open-source and community solution for analysing Workplace Analytics data. Most, though not all, of its functionalities can however be replicated by Python libraries like pandas, numpy, ggplot / plotnine (close cousin of dplyr and ggplot2 in R) - see this very simple example here. However, a Python version of the wpa R library does not currently (yet) exist. We have in the past suggested users to use rpy2 to access the wpa R functionalities, but have a mixture of reactions including:
It will actually be helpful to get a gauge of what analysts prefer here - what would your preference/ use case be?
10-22-2021 04:21 PM
Hi @Leonardo_Matos - currently, the wpa R library is the most comprehensive open-source and community solution for analysing Workplace Analytics data. Most, though not all, of its functionalities can however be replicated by Python libraries like pandas, numpy, ggplot / plotnine (close cousin of dplyr and ggplot2 in R) - see this very simple example here. However, a Python version of the wpa R library does not currently (yet) exist. We have in the past suggested users to use rpy2 to access the wpa R functionalities, but have a mixture of reactions including:
It will actually be helpful to get a gauge of what analysts prefer here - what would your preference/ use case be?
10-24-2021 08:37 AM
Thanks a lot for the response @Martin_Chan !