I have a Xoom tablet and it would be great if I could run statistical analysis using R on it. As far as I know it is not possible to use R on iPad due to license problems (GPl x iTunes etc.) and a lack of compiler for Fortran in the Apple tablet.
But what about tablets using android? Arguably, the GPL issue is not a problem, so any help here on how to use R on my tablet?
At some point, smartphones and tablets will have browsers capable enough to run RStudio in its server mode via the browser. Currently, the latter demands too much in terms of newer GWT, Javascricpt, ... magic that it remains limited to (recent enough) desktop browsers; see here for a bit more on this.
You can always ssh out though. Connectbot is a capable ssh client for Android, and of course free. No graphs though.
I used Linux Installer from http://android.galoula.com/en/LinuxInstall/ (my Dezire Z was rooted beforehand), installed stable debian and R! on this Linux install. I`m not a Linux-geek and total time for installation (first time loop file size was insufficient, and I repeated the whole process) wass less than hour however.
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Yes, it is possible, take a look on this link: Installation of R in Andriod
The Android SDK offers developers the facility to program in Java, ... not C or Fortran, which are the languages in which R is written. Although some have said that hacking the Android tablets voids their warranty and prevents upgrades, Motorola only requires that the device be relocked before doing upgrades. For this question I think it still boils down to "if you have to ask the question, then you cannot do it".
EDIT: But somebody else will probably try it.
(I haven't found gcc for the Android.)
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5702028/is-it-possible-to-run-r-from-a-tablet-using-honeycomb-android-3-0