![]() ![]() Without further ado, let’s create a LaTeX report with R. I understand that not many know both R and LaTeX, I will try to keep it simple, but both coding systems and their combination cannot be explained in one single article, I hope that, if you have clicked on this article and read it until now, you have some basic knowledge on the two. \), then make sure to load the fixltx2e package to make them robust (i.e., e.g., usable in captions and section headings). In this article, I want to give you a basic tutorial and some tips on how to do it successfully. \) but in practise there's no real advantage to using them over. Combining the flexibility of a programming language and the LaTeX aesthetics. ![]() If that is the case, my favourite solution is the R package “ knitr” that allows us to create LaTeX documents directly from R code. What you need is a method that generates reports automatically (maybe, just there at the end of your pipeline), that changes its content dynamically in relation to the findings of your code, that is visually pleasing (for your boss), and that can be fast enough to mass-produce results. ![]() But now in your day job, can they really scale it up and make LaTeX still useful? Indeed, environments like texstudio or the more recent Overleaf are great for single projects. Create the x-axis ticks by spanning the x-axis limits at intervals of pi/2.Convert the axis limits to precise multiples of pi/2 using round and get the symbolic tick values in S. If you have to create a report, LaTeX is definitely the choice to make, everything looks better in LaTeX!Ĭhances are that you used it to write your thesis or some assays, back in your academia years. For x and y from -2 to 2, plot the 3-D surface y sin (x)-x cos (y).Store the axes object in a by using gca.Use latex interpreter for the tick labels. ![]()
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