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equations
defines a set of equations using the formula interface including a LaTeX representation of the formulae.
variables
sets the variable values, the LaTeX representation and the solution interval. The first argument must be
the equations
object. A named parameter starts the setting for a specific variable, e.g. ..., s=1, pos(5), "s^2",...
sets for the variable s
first its numerical value, second the solution interval and finally the LaTeX representation.
equations(...)variables(...)
(for equations
) An equations
object.
(for variables
) The modified equations
object.
For equations
, an even number of parameters: formula, LaTeX representation, formula, LaTeX representation, etc.
For variables
, parameters to set one or more variables.
# The equations describe the formulae for an confidence interval of the mean
e <- equations(o~x+c*s/sqrt(n), "v_o=\\bar{x}+c\\cdot\\frac{s^2}{n}",
u~x-c*s/sqrt(n), "v_u=\\bar{x}-c\\cdot\\frac{s^2}{n}",
e~c*s/sqrt(n), "e =c\\cdot\\frac{s^2}{\\sqrt{n}}",
l~2*e, "l =2\\cdot e"
)
print(e)
e <- variables(e,
x=0, "\\bar{x}",
c=2.58, dbl(2),
s=1, pos(5), "s^2",
n=25, pos(5),
l=pos(5),
e=pos(5),
u="v_u", o="v_o")
print(e)
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