From the course: Azure Spark Databricks Essential Training
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Use an R notebook
From the course: Azure Spark Databricks Essential Training
Use an R notebook
- So now we are going to take a look at using a different runtime in a notebook. In this case we're going to use R. You can see the notebook is set to R. Now when you create a new notebook, you set the runtime. But, what I've been doing is I've been importing notebooks. So, to import into the workspace, just as a reminder I made a folder inside of my workspace, and I just said import, so here I am. And then I just browse down and this particular one happens to be, this one. And then just click on this one and import it. Now you could also create a new notebook, but more often than not I will end up importing them. So this one takes a few minutes to run. So I actually ran it already and what I'm showing you here is working with a different set of libraries. So really common in the data science world do you have people that have an R background statistical programming language, and we're using sparklyr in this databricks R notebook. So what we've done here is in the first section, we're…
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Review Databricks Azure cluster setup3m 39s
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Use a Python notebook with dashboards6m 1s
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Use an R notebook4m
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Use a Scala notebook for visualization6m 37s
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Use a notebook with scikit-learn11m 29s
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Use a Spark Streaming notebook8m 53s
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Use an external Scala library: variant-spark10m 26s
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