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I'm a new to jupyter,I typed a determinant calculation.
My problem is why the Longequal can not be displayed.
Can you give me some suggestion？
Thanks in advance.
Sorry I am Chinese.My English is poor.T.T
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Not sure if the answer here Jupyter notebook not printing underscores? is related:
The problem is not with Jupyter notebook but with the way the underscore is rendered in the example. The browser decided not to show the underscore for that particular resolution
... but here it goes: I try to enter the equation $$ \mathtt{A\_b} = \frac{A}{b} $$ in a Markdown cell in Jupyter notebook; and the rendering I get is this:
Don't know about you, but that looks like a dash/minus sign to me, not like an underscore.
So, how can I get a proper underline rendered in an equation in Jupyter notebook Markdown (where the equation is written as Latex, but rendered as MathML)?
Found a workaround - but I'd still love to hear a proper answer by someone who knows better ...
In the meantime - simply don't include the underscore inside \mathtt; that is, use:
$$ \mathtt{A}\_\mathtt{b} = \frac{A}{b} $$
... which results with:
my printer (Kyocera Ecosys P2035d) prints only the following sentence:
"PK§&$/R!!Metadata/Job_PT.xml"
I reinstalled the printer, tried this procedure, but nothing works and I don't know how to fix this in R or what causes the problem.
Any help would be highly appreciated.
Many thanks in advance!
still haven't figured out the problem with R. However, using the KX universal driver does the job.
I am trying to print the python string in R with the below code, but not able to . Can anyone please help
py_run_string("print(Hello)")
You are missing quotation marks around Hello
reticulate::py_run_string("print('Hello')")
Hi all!
I'm currently working on a paper for my university. The task is to run some regressions on a dataset and compile all results in an rmarkdown file. It should be noted that this is my first time working with R, so if the following question is really stupid, I apologize in advance. ;-)
My problem relates to the display of the regression outputs in Rmarkdown. I want to have them in Latex but somehow it won't work.
I tried to replicate this code https://www.r-statistics.com/tag/stargazer/ but when I enter it I get the following output (this happens both in the console and in Rmarkdown):
When I manually enter Latex in the Rmarkdown document with the $ notation, for instance to include formulas, it works just fine so I'm a bit puzzled.
I feel like I'm missing something very obvious but I can't quite put my finger on it. In any event, any help would be greatly appreciated!
I'm new to notebooks and sympy. I have three questions. The notebook can be viewed here.
Is there any way to change the derivative notation? It would be nice if it were a little more compact in the output.
Is that \rightarrowx a bug?
Is there any way to get the raw LaTeX string? e.g. $f(x_0)^{2*x}$
I don't know. (edit: it seems not. Here is the implementation https://github.com/sympy/sympy/blob/master/sympy/printing/latex.py#L567 )
Yes, it is a bug. There should be a space between \rightarrow and x_0. (edit: it is fixed in the git version https://github.com/sympy/sympy/issues/10836)
Right-click -> Show Math As -> TeX Commands.