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In computer science, data structures are objects for organisation and storage of data. They are often a key for efficient computation. So far the statistical computing language R (R Core Team, 2018) only supports simple data structures such as lists, matrices and data tables, whereas other data structures such as priority queues, stacks or hashmaps are not supported. These data structures are essential in many computer science and statistics problems, like graph algorithms, string analysis or scheduling. Single packages, for example hashmap (Russell, 2017) or dequer (Schmidt, 2017), have already been proposed, although none of them support a wider range of data structures with a unified interface.

datastructures: An R package for organisation and storage of data