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| ## title:First Attempt at a knitr Performance Report | |
| ## author:Timely Portfolio | |
| require(PerformanceAnalytics) | |
| require(xtable) | |
| data(edhec) | |
| table.CalendarReturns(edhec[,1:3])[13:15] | |
| charts.PerformanceSummary(edhec[,1:3], | |
| colorset=c("gray50","steelblue2","steelblue4"), | |
| main="EDHEC Performance by Type") |
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| require(knitr) | |
| #use stitch to open and run the knitr performance.r script | |
| # and then generate Rnw code | |
| #knit2pdf converts the Rnw to a pdf | |
| knit2pdf(stitch("knitr performance.r")) |
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you are welcome to play with the LaTeX part of knitr which should be mature enough now; once the markdown support becomes mature, I believe all R users should be able to play with dynamic report generation easily because no knowledge of LaTeX is required then -- it can be even simpler than Word.