Hi all!
Is there a possibility to read Latex-formulas directly into R, e.g.
to read c=\frac{a}{b} such that R knows that c<- a/b is
meant? I wish to generate some numerical examples of a
theoretical model with R (and also to generate some plots) and
I find it exhausting to "translate" my model
tput
> > > to a postscript file?
> > > Thanks and Regards
> > > Ramakrishna
> >
> > See ?dev.copy
>
> Specifically dev.copy2eps(). In some applications you want to make
> sure that the dimensions of the two devices match (or at least that
> height/pointsi
> I'm using R 1.8.0 in a Mandrake 9.0
>
> Thanks,
>
> Xavier
>
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Hi,
is it possbible to include the Latex-variable \vartheta into a
plot (using, for instance, the expression function).
Thanks in advace
Salvatore
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re brackets.
Thanks in advance.
Yours
Salvatore Barbaro
salvatore barbaro
department of public economics
platz der göttinger sieben 3
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tel.: +49 551 3919704
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Hi everybody,
does anybody know if R contains error functions like
"erf" and "erfc" in S-Plus? Thanks in advance.
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Dear R-"helpers"!
May I kindly ask the pure statistics-experts to help me for a
purpose which first part is not directly concerned with R.
Consider two distribution functions, say f and g. For both, the
median is smaller than a half. Now, the multiplicative or additive
linkage of both distribution
ion(paste(n[i], " = ", n)))
Obviously, I want "n_i = 20". How can I get that?
Thanks in advance,
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University of Goettingen
Department of Public Economics
Platz der Goettinger Sieben 3
D-37073 Goettingen
Phone: +49 551 3919704
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