Available libraries a tie?

Nobody has claimed this yet.

Thank you very much for your overview!

However, you call the race about "available libraries" a tie even though you mention that quite basic statistical procedures are not available (or hard to find) in Python:

> The following searches in PyPI turned up nothing: log-linear model; Poisson regression; instrumental variables; spatial data; familywise error rate; etc.

I would say that this is a huge minus for Python?! In my own experience, the package availability for time series modeling is even worse.

In general, a search for statistics at PyPI (https://pypi.org/search/?q=statistics) returns only 2,541 packages (what do I care about packages like (https://pypi.org/project/plone.event/) 😄).

(Sidenote: I am a fan of the tidyverse and would say that it is also beneficial for professional users but I recognize that this is open for debate)

Review the overview discussed in the issue and the cited PyPI search results. Compare the claim that library availability is a tie with the listed gaps in statistical procedures and time-series modeling. Done means the overview addresses this feedback and its conclusion is supported by the available evidence.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.