r2lh: ~ Overview: R to LaTeX / HTML ~
Description
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Package: |
| r2lh |
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Type: |
| Package |
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Version: |
| 0.7 |
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Date: |
| 2011-07-07 |
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License: |
| GPL (>= 2) |
r2lBiv, in real context...
Bob is working VERY hardly on World of Warcraft... John, his boss, gets in his office:
- Bob, I have some urgent work for you
- ...
- Bob, I'm talking to you
- Huuu ?
- I said, I have some urgent work.
- Well, John, I am quite busy at the moment.
- It is our major client.
- Again ?
- Yep. He's very happy with the univariate analysis you gave him
last week. He's now asking for the bivariate analysis.
- Hey, I am still a senior statistician, give that to a rookie!
- He is still our major client, and now, he loves you !
- I need four weeks.
- I give you one.
- I said four so you are supposed to give me two !
- You ask four, that means you need two, I give you one...
Once more, Bob pouts, internally smiling, and starts again kicking
some orc ass.
He knows that running r2lb will take him 2 or 3 minutes... As long as John does not know about
r2lb, life is beautiful.Details
r2lBiv performs some bivariate analyses, then generates
code to be included in a LaTeX document in order to print out the analyses in a (so
nice!) LaTeX way.
See vignette(r2lh-exampleOfOutput) for display details.