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Statistics notation is very easy in Rmarkdown.

Below a list of common components of statistics notation for reference.

Greek parameters

\(\mu\)

$\mu$ 

\(\alpha\)

$\alpha$ 

\(\beta\)

$\beta$ 

\(\gamma\)

$\gamma$ 

\(\tau\)

$\tau$ 

\(\sigma\)

$\sigma$ 

Subscript

\(H_0\)

$H_0$ 

\(Y_{ij}\)

$Y_{ij}$ 

Superscript

\(\sigma^2\)

$\sigma^2$ 

Hats and bars

\(\hat{Y}\)

$\hat{Y}$ 

\(\bar{Y}\)

$\bar{Y}$ 

\(\hat{f}_i\)

$\hat{f}_i$ 

Operators

\(\ge\)

$\ge$ 

\(\le\)

$\le$ 

\(\neq\)

$\neq$ 

\(\sum{}\)

$\sum{}$ 

\(\triangle{}\)

$\triangle{}$

\(\sqrt{9}\)

$\sqrt{9}$

Fractions

\(\frac{3}{4}\)

$\frac{3}{4}$

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