I am new to using Sweave with Latex, and am having some small troubles. Here is the segment of the document put into it\'s own tex file.
Is there a way to generate a theme for sweave documents? I have a number of reports that I generate monthly, where I use R to generate the 开发者_高级运维text, tables and images. But now I\'m stuck in
The task is to create a file (word, rtf, pdf, html, or whatever) that will capture the output of R (e.g: not the code that created the output), into that format (including text and images).
I am having trouble finding clear documentation on how to set up a batch file for a Sweave document on Windows XP.
Using R CMD Sweave my .tex file is always generated in my HOME directory. Is it possible to change this? I mean i could mv it with a shell script, but I guess there`s some better trick to do it
EDIT: had to retag this, because, it\'s rather a Sweave / R question since the problem of this script is the output directory of the Sweave Code. Is there a corresponding option for R CMD Sweave ?
I\'m trying to incorporate some plots from R in my LaTeX document through Sweave. \\SweaveOpts{eps = FALSE, pdf = TRUE, echo = FALSE, prefix = TRUE, prefix.string = data}
Here\'s my code that\'s supposed to display to graphics next to each other, but fails to do so. In fact the sweave part is not interpreted.
my question(s) might be less general than the title suggests. I am running R on Mac OS X with a MySQL database to store the data. I have been working with the Komodo / Sciviews-R for some time. Recent
EDIT: Thx to suggestions from the mailing list I realized that the problem I got has nothing to do with Sweave or Latex. It´s some Mac OS X related issue. Whenever I run my script by selecting all