Dirk Eddelbuettel

I can confirm with a test query. We don't seem to be getting that data back even though the web interface has it for the same query. :-/

The underlying numpy data model has resolution increments for every power of ten. R very much does not, it has native 'Date' (integer width) and `POSIXct` aka Datetime (double) (and...

PS This becomes clearer when I read as arrow (well: nanoarrow, at user-level return converted to Arrow): ```r > chk chk Table 10 rows x 3 columns $ind $days $seconds...

FWIW the links above gives a 'Service Unavailable'. Coming from their blog table of posts gets us https://developers.google.com/search/blog/2025/07/trends-api?hl=en which works here. Quirky.

Hi @cgiachalis sorry this fell to the side. I'd be happy to help hashing things out -- but I will also admit that I feel that we are still in...

Yes we could start with a base class `mlpack` or `mlpack_object` and add a simple s3 print method which ... if we're clever and we can inspect the object (can...

Hm. But why no S3 dispatch when your very Subject: to this issue suggests to use a class (and hence R dispatch) ?

The S3 class system in R is extremely lightweight -- just the class attribute as shown above -- and the basis of a simple dispatch mechanism. Things like fitted objects...

Fair point. We could experiment with the particular case of serialization as proposed by @cgiachalis and see where that leads us.

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