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Don't know how developed it is, but there's also Hissp.
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Clojure also has libpython-clj which seems kind of insane at first glance but sounds like it's meant to cover precisely this kind of "I want to use a lisp but Python has all the libraries" situation.
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As for usability, it would really depend on the use case. While they both have full access to the Python standard library and pretty much everything on PyPI, Hy has more built-in macros. But if you really needed one it wouldn't be too hard to translate it to Hissp. Hissp's docs say it is also compatible with the Hebigo macros, so there are more available with another library.
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Clojure has Incanter for the data-science stuff.
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The smoothest experience I've had so far was with Common Lisp and py4cl, if you prefer using Scheme, I can recommend chicken scheme with this library.
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The smoothest experience I've had so far was with Common Lisp and py4cl, if you prefer using Scheme, I can recommend chicken scheme with this library.