# 1011 search results for "latex"

## Using doc-view with auto-revert to view LaTeX PDF output in Emacs

October 3, 2009
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$Using doc-view with auto-revert to view LaTeX PDF output in Emacs$

When I am authoring a document in Emacs, such as a report or my CV, it is useful for me to compile the source file periodically to see what the resulting file PDF looks like. I used to run a separate PDF viewer to look at the output, but I now have a complete Emacs

## R: Function to create tables in LaTex or Lyx to display regression model results

June 19, 2009
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Most people using LaTex feel that creating tables is no fun. Some days ago I stumbled across a neat function written by Paul Johnson that produces LaTex code as well as LaTex code that can be used within Lyx. The output can be used for regression models and looks like output from the Stata outreg

## Combining R and LaTeX with Sweave

January 6, 2009
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Today I did some experiments to learn how to combine R and LaTeX to create reproducible research reports. Here are my first results:First Demo ...

## Combining R and LaTeX with Sweave

January 6, 2009
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Today I did some experiments to learn how to combine R and LaTeX to create reproducible research reports. Here are my first results:First Demo ...

## A Brief Introduction to Plotly

August 28, 2014
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This is a guest post by Matt Sundquist. Matt studied philosophy at Harvard and is a Co-founder at Plotly. He previously worked for Facebook’s Privacy Team, has been a Fulbright Scholar in Argentina and a Student Fellow of the Harvard Law School Program on the Legal Profession, and wrote about the Supreme Court for SCOTUSblog.com. Emailing… Continue reading →

## New Wine in an Old Bottle: R Markdown v2 and R Studio on the Cent OS Server

August 27, 2014
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Introduction New Pandoc Installing LaTeX Packages Introduction R Markdown Version 2 is a boon to students: with a single click one can convert an R Markdown file to either HTML, PDF or Word format. However, getting this feature to work fully in the R Studio server environment may require a bit of work, especially...

August 27, 2014
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Original post from Robin's Blog:Software is very important in science – but good software takes time and effort that could be used to do other work instead. I believe that it is important to do this work – but to make it worthwhile, people need to get credit for their work, and in academia that...

## The Chi-Squared Test of Independence – An Example in Both R and SAS

$The Chi-Squared Test of Independence – An Example in Both R and SAS$

Introduction The chi-squared test of independence is one of the most basic and common hypothesis tests in the statistical analysis of categorical data.  Given 2 categorical random variables, and , the chi-squared test of independence determines whether or not there exists a statistical dependence between them.  Formally, it is a hypothesis test with the following null and

## Reasonable Inheritance of Cluster Identities in Repetitive Clustering

August 15, 2014
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… or Inferring Identity from Observations Let’s assume the following application: A conservation organisation starts a project to geographically catalogue the remaining representatives of an endangered plant species. For that purpose hikers are encouraged to communicate the location of the plant … Continue reading →

## An Idiot Learns Bayesian Analysis: Part 3

August 9, 2014
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$An Idiot Learns Bayesian Analysis: Part 3$

A week or so ago, the grand Magus over at lamages.blogspot.com/ published a great, quick thought exercise taken from Daniel Kahneman’s book Thinking, Fast and Slow. Here are the particulars of the problem: you’re in a community with two different color vehicles; 85% are green and 15% are blue. A vehicle was involved in a