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genlatex: From a network family, generate LaTeX output

Description

The networks in a network family is arranged as pictex-graphs in a LaTeX-table.

Usage

genlatex(nwl,outdir="pic/",prefix="scoretable",picdir="",picpre="pic",
         ncol=5,nrow=7,width=12/ncol,vadjust=-1.8)
genpicfile (nwl,outdir="pic/",prefix="pic",w=1.6,h=1.6,bigscale=3)

Arguments

nwl
object of class networkfamily containing a list of objects of class network.
outdir
character string, the directory for storing output.
prefix
character string, the filename (without extension) of the LaTeX file. The filenames of the picfiles begin with the given prefix.
picdir
character string, the directory where pic-files are stored.
picpre
character string, prefix for pic-files.
ncol
integer, the number of columns in LaTeX table.
nrow
integer, the number of rows in LaTeX table.
width
numeric, the width of each cell in the LaTeX table.
vadjust
numeric, the vertical adjustment in LaTeX table.
w
numeric, the width of pictex objects
h
numeric, the height of pictex objects
bigscale
numeric, the scaling of the best network, which is output in 'nice.tex'

Value

  • Files:
  • {outdir}{picpre}xx.texone pictex file for each network in the network family, indexed by xx.
  • {outdir}{prefix}.texLaTeX file with table including all pictex files.
  • {outdir}{picpre}nice.texpictex file with the best network.

See Also

networkfamily

Examples

Run this code
data(rats)
allrats <- getnetwork(networkfamily(rats,network(rats)))
allrats <- nwfsort(allrats)

dir.create("c:/temp")
genpicfile(allrats,outdir="c:/temp/pic/")
genlatex(allrats,outdir="c:/temp/pic/",picdir="c:/temp/pic/")

## LATEX FILE:
#\documentclass{article}
#\usepackage{array,pictex}
#\begin{document}
#\input{scoretable}
#\input{picnice}
#\end{document}

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