1.6.9.3.7: R and reporting

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    Literal programming, the idea of famous Donald Knuth, is the way to interleave the code and explanatory comments. Resulted document is the living report: when you change your code or your data, it will be immediately reflected in the report. There many ways to create living reports in R using various office document formats but the most natural way is to use LaTeX. Let us create the text file and call it, for example, test_sweave.rnw:

    On the next step, this file should be “fed” to the R:

    Code \(\PageIndex{1}\) (R):

    Sweave("test_sweave.rnw")

    After that, you will have the new LaTeX file, test_sweave.tex. Finally, with a help of pdfLaTeX you can obtain the PDF which is shown on the Figure C.8.1.

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