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PDF output failure when knitting “greater than or equal to” symbol using RMarkdown
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I am writing a R Mardown file where I want to show up some mathematical symbols in the PDF created by knitting the Rmd file. One of the symbols I am getting trouble with is greater or equal. This is my RMarkdown file:
---
title: "Módulo 3. Modelos lineales I. Introducción. Regresión simple y múltiple"
author: "Mario Modesto Mata"
date: "4 April 2018"
output:
pdf_document: default
html_document: default
---
| Variables dependientes (*Y*) | Variables independentes (*X*) | Análisis |
| :------- | :------: | -----: |
| = 1 | = 1 continua | Regresión simple|
| = 1 | > 1 continuas | Regresión múltiple|
| > 1 | $geq$ 1 continuas | Regresión múltiple multivariada|
| = 1 | = 1 discretas | ANOVA unifactorial|
| = 1 | > 1 discretas | ANOVA multifactorial|
| > 1 | $geq$ 1 discretas | MANOVA (ANOVA multivariado)|
| = 1 | $geq$ 1 continuas & $geq$ 1 discretas | ANCOVA|
I tried using the LaTex codes $geq$ and geq with no success. Also with the HTML code ≥. However, none of these works when creating a PDF, as I am always getting an error like this one:
! Package inputenc Error: Unicode char ≥ (U+2265)
(inputenc) not set up for use with LaTeX.
Any idea?
latex r-markdown pandoc
asked Jan 2 at 9:34
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I am writing a R Mardown file where I want to show up some mathematical symbols in the PDF created by knitting the Rmd file. One of the symbols I am getting trouble with is greater or equal. This is my RMarkdown file:
---
title: "Módulo 3. Modelos lineales I. Introducción. Regresión simple y múltiple"
author: "Mario Modesto Mata"
date: "4 April 2018"
output:
pdf_document: default
html_document: default
---
| Variables dependientes (*Y*) | Variables independentes (*X*) | Análisis |
| :------- | :------: | -----: |
| = 1 | = 1 continua | Regresión simple|
| = 1 | > 1 continuas | Regresión múltiple|
| > 1 | $geq$ 1 continuas | Regresión múltiple multivariada|
| = 1 | = 1 discretas | ANOVA unifactorial|
| = 1 | > 1 discretas | ANOVA multifactorial|
| > 1 | $geq$ 1 discretas | MANOVA (ANOVA multivariado)|
| = 1 | $geq$ 1 continuas & $geq$ 1 discretas | ANCOVA|
I tried using the LaTex codes $geq$ and geq with no success. Also with the HTML code ≥. However, none of these works when creating a PDF, as I am always getting an error like this one:
! Package inputenc Error: Unicode char ≥ (U+2265)
(inputenc) not set up for use with LaTeX.
Any idea?
latex r-markdown pandoc
asked Jan 2 at 9:34
antecessorantecessor
638518
What pandoc and LaTeX versions are you using?
– mb21
Jan 2 at 10:42
@mb21 I use pandoc 2.3.1
– antecessor
Jan 2 at 15:21
This compiles without problem when I knit it in RStudio. I saved the file using a UTF-8 encoding.
– Werner
Jan 3 at 7:11
Same here, it compiles fine. Probably a LaTeX font issue. Can you add the full pandoc command that R Markdown produces and maybe try with an alternative pdf engine (xelatex or luatex)?
– tarleb
Jan 3 at 8:24
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I am writing a R Mardown file where I want to show up some mathematical symbols in the PDF created by knitting the Rmd file. One of the symbols I am getting trouble with is greater or equal. This is my RMarkdown file:
---
title: "Módulo 3. Modelos lineales I. Introducción. Regresión simple y múltiple"
author: "Mario Modesto Mata"
date: "4 April 2018"
output:
pdf_document: default
html_document: default
---
| Variables dependientes (*Y*) | Variables independentes (*X*) | Análisis |
| :------- | :------: | -----: |
| = 1 | = 1 continua | Regresión simple|
| = 1 | > 1 continuas | Regresión múltiple|
| > 1 | $geq$ 1 continuas | Regresión múltiple multivariada|
| = 1 | = 1 discretas | ANOVA unifactorial|
| = 1 | > 1 discretas | ANOVA multifactorial|
| > 1 | $geq$ 1 discretas | MANOVA (ANOVA multivariado)|
| = 1 | $geq$ 1 continuas & $geq$ 1 discretas | ANCOVA|
I tried using the LaTex codes $geq$ and geq with no success. Also with the HTML code ≥. However, none of these works when creating a PDF, as I am always getting an error like this one:
! Package inputenc Error: Unicode char ≥ (U+2265)
(inputenc) not set up for use with LaTeX.
Any idea?
latex r-markdown pandoc
asked Jan 2 at 9:34
antecessorantecessor
638518
I am writing a R Mardown file where I want to show up some mathematical symbols in the PDF created by knitting the Rmd file. One of the symbols I am getting trouble with is greater or equal. This is my RMarkdown file:
---
title: "Módulo 3. Modelos lineales I. Introducción. Regresión simple y múltiple"
author: "Mario Modesto Mata"
date: "4 April 2018"
output:
pdf_document: default
html_document: default
---
| Variables dependientes (*Y*) | Variables independentes (*X*) | Análisis |
| :------- | :------: | -----: |
| = 1 | = 1 continua | Regresión simple|
| = 1 | > 1 continuas | Regresión múltiple|
| > 1 | $geq$ 1 continuas | Regresión múltiple multivariada|
| = 1 | = 1 discretas | ANOVA unifactorial|
| = 1 | > 1 discretas | ANOVA multifactorial|
| > 1 | $geq$ 1 discretas | MANOVA (ANOVA multivariado)|
| = 1 | $geq$ 1 continuas & $geq$ 1 discretas | ANCOVA|
I tried using the LaTex codes $geq$ and geq with no success. Also with the HTML code ≥. However, none of these works when creating a PDF, as I am always getting an error like this one:
! Package inputenc Error: Unicode char ≥ (U+2265)
(inputenc) not set up for use with LaTeX.
Any idea?
latex r-markdown pandoc
latex r-markdown pandoc
asked Jan 2 at 9:34
antecessorantecessor
638518
asked Jan 2 at 9:34
antecessorantecessor
638518
asked Jan 2 at 9:34
antecessorantecessor
638518
asked Jan 2 at 9:34
antecessorantecessor
638518
asked Jan 2 at 9:34
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What pandoc and LaTeX versions are you using?
– mb21
Jan 2 at 10:42
@mb21 I use pandoc 2.3.1
– antecessor
Jan 2 at 15:21
This compiles without problem when I knit it in RStudio. I saved the file using a UTF-8 encoding.
– Werner
Jan 3 at 7:11
Same here, it compiles fine. Probably a LaTeX font issue. Can you add the full pandoc command that R Markdown produces and maybe try with an alternative pdf engine (xelatex or luatex)?
– tarleb
Jan 3 at 8:24
add a comment |
What pandoc and LaTeX versions are you using?
– mb21
Jan 2 at 10:42
@mb21 I use pandoc 2.3.1
– antecessor
Jan 2 at 15:21
This compiles without problem when I knit it in RStudio. I saved the file using a UTF-8 encoding.
– Werner
Jan 3 at 7:11
Same here, it compiles fine. Probably a LaTeX font issue. Can you add the full pandoc command that R Markdown produces and maybe try with an alternative pdf engine (xelatex or luatex)?
– tarleb
Jan 3 at 8:24
What pandoc and LaTeX versions are you using?
– mb21
Jan 2 at 10:42
What pandoc and LaTeX versions are you using?
– mb21
Jan 2 at 10:42
@mb21 I use pandoc 2.3.1
– antecessor
Jan 2 at 15:21
@mb21 I use pandoc 2.3.1
– antecessor
Jan 2 at 15:21
This compiles without problem when I knit it in RStudio. I saved the file using a UTF-8 encoding.
– Werner
Jan 3 at 7:11
This compiles without problem when I knit it in RStudio. I saved the file using a UTF-8 encoding.
– Werner
Jan 3 at 7:11
Same here, it compiles fine. Probably a LaTeX font issue. Can you add the full pandoc command that R Markdown produces and maybe try with an alternative pdf engine (xelatex or luatex)?
– tarleb
Jan 3 at 8:24
Same here, it compiles fine. Probably a LaTeX font issue. Can you add the full pandoc command that R Markdown produces and maybe try with an alternative pdf engine (xelatex or luatex)?
– tarleb
Jan 3 at 8:24
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What pandoc and LaTeX versions are you using?
– mb21
Jan 2 at 10:42
@mb21 I use pandoc 2.3.1
– antecessor
Jan 2 at 15:21
This compiles without problem when I knit it in RStudio. I saved the file using a UTF-8 encoding.
– Werner
Jan 3 at 7:11
Same here, it compiles fine. Probably a LaTeX font issue. Can you add the full pandoc command that R Markdown produces and maybe try with an alternative pdf engine (xelatex or luatex)?
– tarleb
Jan 3 at 8:24