An error occurs when trying to knit certain inline code (mean value calculation)
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I've run into a problem when I've tried to do some calculations with inline code in Markdown.
Sample:
```{r, echo=FALSE}
"Monat" <- c("Januar", "Februar", "März", "April", "Mai", "Juni", "Juli", "August", "September", "Oktober", "November", "Dezember")
"Belegzahlen OFS" <- c(3195, 3020, 3461, 3152, 3095, 3178, 3046, 3073, 2946, 3226, 3231, 3099)
"Bettentage DRG" <- c(14012, 16223, 19419, 17063, 17841, 17891, 16663, 17794, 16144, 18439, 17531, 17275)
USB_Belegzahlen <- as.data.frame(Monat)
USB_Belegzahlen$`Belegzahlen OFS` <- `Belegzahlen OFS`
USB_Belegzahlen$`Bettentage DRG` <- `Bettentage DRG`
```
This is my first calculation `r round(mean(USB_Belegzahlen$'Entlassungen OFS'))`, my second `r round(sd(USB_Belegzahlen$'Entlassungen OFS'))`, my third `r round(sd(USB_Belegzahlen$'Bettentage DRG'))` and my fourth `r round(mean(USB_Belegzahlen$'Bettentage DRG'))`.
Now, all calculations work except for the 4th one. When trying to knit it, it returns this error:
As soon as I delete this last calculation, the code knits fine. Also I'd like to add, that when I run the code in the document it self (control+enter), the results show up fine.
Does anybody know what to do to solve this?
r markdown r-markdown knitr inline-code
asked Jan 18 at 18:40
HurlikusHurlikus
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I've run into a problem when I've tried to do some calculations with inline code in Markdown.
Sample:
```{r, echo=FALSE}
"Monat" <- c("Januar", "Februar", "März", "April", "Mai", "Juni", "Juli", "August", "September", "Oktober", "November", "Dezember")
"Belegzahlen OFS" <- c(3195, 3020, 3461, 3152, 3095, 3178, 3046, 3073, 2946, 3226, 3231, 3099)
"Bettentage DRG" <- c(14012, 16223, 19419, 17063, 17841, 17891, 16663, 17794, 16144, 18439, 17531, 17275)
USB_Belegzahlen <- as.data.frame(Monat)
USB_Belegzahlen$`Belegzahlen OFS` <- `Belegzahlen OFS`
USB_Belegzahlen$`Bettentage DRG` <- `Bettentage DRG`
```
This is my first calculation `r round(mean(USB_Belegzahlen$'Entlassungen OFS'))`, my second `r round(sd(USB_Belegzahlen$'Entlassungen OFS'))`, my third `r round(sd(USB_Belegzahlen$'Bettentage DRG'))` and my fourth `r round(mean(USB_Belegzahlen$'Bettentage DRG'))`.
Now, all calculations work except for the 4th one. When trying to knit it, it returns this error:
As soon as I delete this last calculation, the code knits fine. Also I'd like to add, that when I run the code in the document it self (control+enter), the results show up fine.
Does anybody know what to do to solve this?
r markdown r-markdown knitr inline-code
asked Jan 18 at 18:40
HurlikusHurlikus
608
2
That's a LaTeX error, because you have the number1.7191times 10^{}{4}, which needs to be typeset in math mode. Enter the whole inline calculation within$ `r ... `$.
– user2554330
Jan 18 at 20:28
The escapes might still cause trouble...
– user2554330
Jan 18 at 20:29
I've tried$`r round(mean(USB_Belegzahlen$'Bettentage DRG'))`$which kinda works, but give's me the output 1.7191 × 10^4. How can I get it to just return "17181"?
– Hurlikus
Jan 20 at 10:30
1
Just format the result, usingsprintf,format,formatC, etc. If you get rid of the math operations liketimesyou won't need the dollar signs.
– user2554330
Jan 20 at 11:19
1
`r sprintf("%.0f", mean(USB_Belegzahlen$'Bettentage DRG'))`
– user2554330
Jan 20 at 15:57
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I've run into a problem when I've tried to do some calculations with inline code in Markdown.
Sample:
```{r, echo=FALSE}
"Monat" <- c("Januar", "Februar", "März", "April", "Mai", "Juni", "Juli", "August", "September", "Oktober", "November", "Dezember")
"Belegzahlen OFS" <- c(3195, 3020, 3461, 3152, 3095, 3178, 3046, 3073, 2946, 3226, 3231, 3099)
"Bettentage DRG" <- c(14012, 16223, 19419, 17063, 17841, 17891, 16663, 17794, 16144, 18439, 17531, 17275)
USB_Belegzahlen <- as.data.frame(Monat)
USB_Belegzahlen$`Belegzahlen OFS` <- `Belegzahlen OFS`
USB_Belegzahlen$`Bettentage DRG` <- `Bettentage DRG`
```
This is my first calculation `r round(mean(USB_Belegzahlen$'Entlassungen OFS'))`, my second `r round(sd(USB_Belegzahlen$'Entlassungen OFS'))`, my third `r round(sd(USB_Belegzahlen$'Bettentage DRG'))` and my fourth `r round(mean(USB_Belegzahlen$'Bettentage DRG'))`.
Now, all calculations work except for the 4th one. When trying to knit it, it returns this error:
As soon as I delete this last calculation, the code knits fine. Also I'd like to add, that when I run the code in the document it self (control+enter), the results show up fine.
Does anybody know what to do to solve this?
r markdown r-markdown knitr inline-code
asked Jan 18 at 18:40
HurlikusHurlikus
608
I've run into a problem when I've tried to do some calculations with inline code in Markdown.
Sample:
```{r, echo=FALSE}
"Monat" <- c("Januar", "Februar", "März", "April", "Mai", "Juni", "Juli", "August", "September", "Oktober", "November", "Dezember")
"Belegzahlen OFS" <- c(3195, 3020, 3461, 3152, 3095, 3178, 3046, 3073, 2946, 3226, 3231, 3099)
"Bettentage DRG" <- c(14012, 16223, 19419, 17063, 17841, 17891, 16663, 17794, 16144, 18439, 17531, 17275)
USB_Belegzahlen <- as.data.frame(Monat)
USB_Belegzahlen$`Belegzahlen OFS` <- `Belegzahlen OFS`
USB_Belegzahlen$`Bettentage DRG` <- `Bettentage DRG`
```
This is my first calculation `r round(mean(USB_Belegzahlen$'Entlassungen OFS'))`, my second `r round(sd(USB_Belegzahlen$'Entlassungen OFS'))`, my third `r round(sd(USB_Belegzahlen$'Bettentage DRG'))` and my fourth `r round(mean(USB_Belegzahlen$'Bettentage DRG'))`.
Now, all calculations work except for the 4th one. When trying to knit it, it returns this error:
As soon as I delete this last calculation, the code knits fine. Also I'd like to add, that when I run the code in the document it self (control+enter), the results show up fine.
Does anybody know what to do to solve this?
r markdown r-markdown knitr inline-code
r markdown r-markdown knitr inline-code
asked Jan 18 at 18:40
HurlikusHurlikus
608
asked Jan 18 at 18:40
HurlikusHurlikus
608
asked Jan 18 at 18:40
HurlikusHurlikus
608
asked Jan 18 at 18:40
HurlikusHurlikus
608
asked Jan 18 at 18:40
HurlikusHurlikus
608
608
2
That's a LaTeX error, because you have the number1.7191times 10^{}{4}, which needs to be typeset in math mode. Enter the whole inline calculation within$ `r ... `$.
– user2554330
Jan 18 at 20:28
The escapes might still cause trouble...
– user2554330
Jan 18 at 20:29
I've tried$`r round(mean(USB_Belegzahlen$'Bettentage DRG'))`$which kinda works, but give's me the output 1.7191 × 10^4. How can I get it to just return "17181"?
– Hurlikus
Jan 20 at 10:30
1
Just format the result, usingsprintf,format,formatC, etc. If you get rid of the math operations liketimesyou won't need the dollar signs.
– user2554330
Jan 20 at 11:19
1
`r sprintf("%.0f", mean(USB_Belegzahlen$'Bettentage DRG'))`
– user2554330
Jan 20 at 15:57
|
show 1 more comment
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That's a LaTeX error, because you have the number1.7191times 10^{}{4}, which needs to be typeset in math mode. Enter the whole inline calculation within$ `r ... `$.
– user2554330
Jan 18 at 20:28
The escapes might still cause trouble...
– user2554330
Jan 18 at 20:29
I've tried$`r round(mean(USB_Belegzahlen$'Bettentage DRG'))`$which kinda works, but give's me the output 1.7191 × 10^4. How can I get it to just return "17181"?
– Hurlikus
Jan 20 at 10:30
1
Just format the result, usingsprintf,format,formatC, etc. If you get rid of the math operations liketimesyou won't need the dollar signs.
– user2554330
Jan 20 at 11:19
1
`r sprintf("%.0f", mean(USB_Belegzahlen$'Bettentage DRG'))`
– user2554330
Jan 20 at 15:57
2
2
That's a LaTeX error, because you have the number
1.7191times 10^{}{4}, which needs to be typeset in math mode. Enter the whole inline calculation within $ `r ... `$.– user2554330
Jan 18 at 20:28
That's a LaTeX error, because you have the number
1.7191times 10^{}{4}, which needs to be typeset in math mode. Enter the whole inline calculation within $ `r ... `$.– user2554330
Jan 18 at 20:28
The escapes might still cause trouble...
– user2554330
Jan 18 at 20:29
The escapes might still cause trouble...
– user2554330
Jan 18 at 20:29
I've tried
$`r round(mean(USB_Belegzahlen$'Bettentage DRG'))`$ which kinda works, but give's me the output 1.7191 × 10^4. How can I get it to just return "17181"?– Hurlikus
Jan 20 at 10:30
I've tried
$`r round(mean(USB_Belegzahlen$'Bettentage DRG'))`$ which kinda works, but give's me the output 1.7191 × 10^4. How can I get it to just return "17181"?– Hurlikus
Jan 20 at 10:30
1
1
Just format the result, using
sprintf, format, formatC, etc. If you get rid of the math operations like times you won't need the dollar signs.– user2554330
Jan 20 at 11:19
Just format the result, using
sprintf, format, formatC, etc. If you get rid of the math operations like times you won't need the dollar signs.– user2554330
Jan 20 at 11:19
1
1
`r sprintf("%.0f", mean(USB_Belegzahlen$'Bettentage DRG'))`– user2554330
Jan 20 at 15:57
`r sprintf("%.0f", mean(USB_Belegzahlen$'Bettentage DRG'))`– user2554330
Jan 20 at 15:57
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That's a LaTeX error, because you have the number
1.7191times 10^{}{4}, which needs to be typeset in math mode. Enter the whole inline calculation within$ `r ... `$.– user2554330
Jan 18 at 20:28
The escapes might still cause trouble...
– user2554330
Jan 18 at 20:29
I've tried
$`r round(mean(USB_Belegzahlen$'Bettentage DRG'))`$which kinda works, but give's me the output 1.7191 × 10^4. How can I get it to just return "17181"?– Hurlikus
Jan 20 at 10:30
1
Just format the result, using
sprintf,format,formatC, etc. If you get rid of the math operations liketimesyou won't need the dollar signs.– user2554330
Jan 20 at 11:19
1
`r sprintf("%.0f", mean(USB_Belegzahlen$'Bettentage DRG'))`– user2554330
Jan 20 at 15:57