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问题 I seek to align equal signs in my equations. I tried span and divs, but the alignment ends if LHS content size > RHS's: https://jsfiddle.net/gytmx256/6/ <span class="ctr"> <span class="lft">\(1+2\ \) </span> \(=\) <span class="lft"> \(\ 3\)</span> </span> <br> <span class="ctr"> <span class="lft">\(1+5\ \) </span> \(=\) <span class="lft"> \(\ 6 + 2 - 2\)</span> </span> <br> <span class="ctr"> <span class="lft">\(1 + 3 + 2\ \) </span> \(=\) <span class="lft"> \(\ 6 + 2 - 2\)</span> </span>

问题 I seek to align equal signs in my equations. I tried span and divs, but the alignment ends if LHS content size > RHS's: https://jsfiddle.net/gytmx256/6/ <span class="ctr"> <span class="lft">\(1+2\ \) </span> \(=\) <span class="lft"> \(\ 3\)</span> </span> <br> <span class="ctr"> <span class="lft">\(1+5\ \) </span> \(=\) <span class="lft"> \(\ 6 + 2 - 2\)</span> </span> <br> <span class="ctr"> <span class="lft">\(1 + 3 + 2\ \) </span> \(=\) <span class="lft"> \(\ 6 + 2 - 2\)</span> </span>

问题 I am producing some figures in MATLAB and try to insert them in LaTeX. However, when I do so, they usually don't have the same size (although I am using the same setup to produce them). For example: The MATLAB code I am currently using is this one lsize = 16; % Label fontsize nsize = 16; % Axis fontsize q=randn(100,1000); a1=linspace(1,1000,1000); b1=linspace(2,2000,1000); figure (1) histogram(q) xlabel('Time [sec]','Fontsize', lsize) ylabel('W_{kin} [keV]','Fontsize', lsize) set(gca,

问题 I have this data frame : library(ggplot2) library('latex2exp') dfvi<-structure(list(rel.imp = c(7.97309042736285, 3.68859054679465, -0.672404901177933, -0.56914400358685, 0.461768686793877,-0.393707520847751, 0.331273538653149, 0.257999910761084, -0.226891321033094, 0.179124365066449 ), x.names = c("a", "x", "d", "ft", "ew", "qw", "ccc", "sas", "imb", "msf")), row.names = c(NA, -10L), .Names = c("rel.imp", "x.names"), class = "data.frame") I do a plot as follows using ggplot2 : ggplot(dfvi,

问题 I have this data frame : library(ggplot2) library('latex2exp') dfvi<-structure(list(rel.imp = c(7.97309042736285, 3.68859054679465, -0.672404901177933, -0.56914400358685, 0.461768686793877,-0.393707520847751, 0.331273538653149, 0.257999910761084, -0.226891321033094, 0.179124365066449 ), x.names = c("a", "x", "d", "ft", "ew", "qw", "ccc", "sas", "imb", "msf")), row.names = c(NA, -10L), .Names = c("rel.imp", "x.names"), class = "data.frame") I do a plot as follows using ggplot2 : ggplot(dfvi,

问题 I have this data frame : library(ggplot2) library('latex2exp') dfvi<-structure(list(rel.imp = c(7.97309042736285, 3.68859054679465, -0.672404901177933, -0.56914400358685, 0.461768686793877,-0.393707520847751, 0.331273538653149, 0.257999910761084, -0.226891321033094, 0.179124365066449 ), x.names = c("a", "x", "d", "ft", "ew", "qw", "ccc", "sas", "imb", "msf")), row.names = c(NA, -10L), .Names = c("rel.imp", "x.names"), class = "data.frame") I do a plot as follows using ggplot2 : ggplot(dfvi,

问题 I am trying to run the exact code from here to get an example of pylatex working. In the directory that I am working in, I have copied and pasted from the link: from pylatex import Document, Section, Subsection, Command from pylatex.utils import italic, NoEscape import pdflatex def fill_document(doc): """Add a section, a subsection and some text to the document. :param doc: the document :type doc: :class:`pylatex.document.Document` instance """ with doc.create(Section('A section')): doc

问题 How can a landscape table be plotted in R Markdown (PDF output) without causing a page break to be inserted? There is the function landscape from the kableExtra package, but this forces a page break to be inserted. Example: The normal behaviour for tables in R Markdown is that the will float to minimise the breaking up of text. --- output: pdf_document --- Some Text ```{r, echo=F, warning=F} library(kableExtra) knitr::kable(mtcars, format = "latex", caption = "A table") ``` More Text

问题 How can a landscape table be plotted in R Markdown (PDF output) without causing a page break to be inserted? There is the function landscape from the kableExtra package, but this forces a page break to be inserted. Example: The normal behaviour for tables in R Markdown is that the will float to minimise the breaking up of text. --- output: pdf_document --- Some Text ```{r, echo=F, warning=F} library(kableExtra) knitr::kable(mtcars, format = "latex", caption = "A table") ``` More Text

问题 How can a landscape table be plotted in R Markdown (PDF output) without causing a page break to be inserted? There is the function landscape from the kableExtra package, but this forces a page break to be inserted. Example: The normal behaviour for tables in R Markdown is that the will float to minimise the breaking up of text. --- output: pdf_document --- Some Text ```{r, echo=F, warning=F} library(kableExtra) knitr::kable(mtcars, format = "latex", caption = "A table") ``` More Text