MARSS (version 3.11.9)

toLatex.marssMODEL: Create a LaTeX Version of the Model

Description

Creates LaTex and a PDF (if LaTeX compiler available) using the tools in the Hmisc package. The files are saved in the working directory.

Usage

# S3 method for marssMODEL
toLatex(object, ..., file = NULL, digits = 2, greek = TRUE, orientation = "landscape", 
math.sty = "amsmath", output = c("pdf", "tex", "rawtex"), replace = TRUE, simplify = TRUE)
# S3 method for marssMLE
toLatex(object, ..., file = NULL, digits = 2, greek = TRUE, orientation = "landscape", 
math.sty = "amsmath", output = c("pdf", "tex", "rawtex"), replace = TRUE, simplify = TRUE)

Value

A LaTeX and or PDF file of the model.

Arguments

object

A marssMODEL or marssMLE object.

...

Other arguments. Not used.

file

Name of file to save to. Optional.

digits

Number of digits to display for numerical values (if real).

greek

Use greek symbols.

orientation

Orientation to use. landscape or portrait.

math.sty

LaTeX math styling to use.

output

pdf, tex or rawtex. If blank, both are output.

replace

Replace existing file if present.

simplify

If TRUE, then if \(\mathbf{B}\) or \(\mathbf{Z}\) are identity, they do not appear. Any zero-ed out elements also do not appear.

Author

Eli Holmes, NOAA, Seattle, USA.

Examples

# Example with linear constraints
dat <- t(harborSeal)
dat <- dat[c(2:4), ]
Z1 <- matrix(list("1*z1+-1*z2",0,"z2","2*z1","z1",0),3,2)
A1 <- matrix(list("a1",0,0),3,1)
MLEobj <- MARSS(dat, model=list(Z=Z1, A=A1, Q=diag(0.01,2)))
 if (FALSE) {
 toLatex(MLEobj)
 toLatex(MLEobj$model)
 }