List of Figures
1.1
A simulation of Brownian motion
3.1
The source of a minimal Rnw document
3.2
A minimal example in
3.3
The source of a minimal Rmd document
3.4
A minimal example in Markdown
4.1
Edit an Rnw document in RStudio
4.2
Edit an Rmd document in RStudio
4.3
Using knitr in LYX
5.1
The Sweave style in knitr
5.2
The listings style in knitr
7.1
A plot created in ggplot2 that does not need to be printed explicitly
7.2
A plot using the Bookman font family
7.3
A table of the Windows-1250 code page
7.4
Three expressions produced two plots
7.5
All high-level plots are captured
7.6
Show plots right below the code
7.7
Only the last plot was kept
7.8
A clock animation
7.9
A right-aligned plot adapted from ?stars
7.10
Rotate two plots with different angles
7.11
The traditional approach to writing math expressions in plots
7.12
Write math in native with the tikz() device
7.13
A figure environment with sub-figures
10.1
A plot with the default margin
10.2
A plot with a smaller margin
10.3
The original plot with a large white margin
10.4
The cropped plot
10.5
An rgl plot captured by hook_rgl()
10.6
A plot created by GGobi
10.7
Adding elements to an existing rgl plot
11.1
A diagram drawn with TikZ
11.2
A diagram drawn with dot in Graphviz
12.1
A table created by the gridExtra package
12.2
Break long lines with listings
12.3
A simple example of using knitr in beamer slides
12.4
A sample page of beamer slides
12.5
R code chunks in the R Example environments
12.6
The Docco style for HTML output
12.7
The source document of the ggplot2 geom examples
12.8
A sample page of the ggplot2 documentation
12.9
The flowchart demo in the diagram package
12.10
A sample page of the flowchart demo
12.11
A template of regression models
13.1
OpenDocument Text converted from Markdown
13.2
The source of an example of HTML5 slides
14.1
A preview of the HTML output document from R Mark-down v2
14.2
A preview of the table, footnotes, and citations
14.3
A preview of the “readable” theme, with a table of contents and numbered sections
14.4
A preview of the PDF output document from R Mark-down v2
14.5
A preview of the PDF output document, with a table of contents and numbered sections
14.6
A preview of the Microsoft Word document from R Mark-down v2
14.7
Open the styles panel in Word
14.8
Modify styles of elements in Word
14.9
The title slide of an ioslides presentation
14.10
One slide from a Slidy presentation
14.11
Two slides from the Beamer presentation created by R Markdown
14.12
An example page using the Tufte handout style
14.13
A simple interactive document using R Markdown and Shiny
14.14
Create a new R Markdown document from templates
14.15
Create an E-book from R Markdown
14.16
A table created by the DataTables library in R Mark-down
15.1
Trace of Gibbs sampling for a bivariate Normal distribution
15.2
5000 points from Gibbs sampling
15.3
The layout of an R Markdown document and its output in the RStudio Viewer
15.4
A Makefile example for the function make() in servr
15.5
The metadata of a knitr vignette
15.6
A sample page of the ggplot2 transition guide
15.7
The Makefile to compile PDF vignettes using knitr
15.8
The Makefile to compile HTML vignettes
16.1
A screenshot of IPython
