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datatable-help --
General help and discussion about the data.table package in R including bug reports
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About datatable-help
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This list is specifically for the data.table package in R. This list is not r-help.
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The data.table package extends data.frame to provide keys, fast grouping,
fast extract and fast ordered joins in a short and flexible syntax. Further
information is on the homepage:
http://datatable.r-forge.r-project.org/
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