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The big one, as I understand it, is inserting nice looking tables for ANOVA results. Both Stata and SAS can output their results tables to LaTeX.
by Wilduck 15y ago
The big one, as I understand it, is inserting nice looking tables for ANOVA results. Both Stata and SAS can output their results tables to LaTeX.
- idm 15y agoTo add to this, R has fantastic LaTeX interoperability through Sweave, which makes it pretty simple to write R syntax whose results are directly rendered in LaTeX. I wrote about 100 pages worth of stats problem sets this way, and it was a life-saver. Any science that requires stats can benefit from LaTeX.