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300   $a<P>List of Tables </p> <p>List of Figures</p> <p>Preface </p> <p>About the Author </p> <p> <p>Introduction </p> <p>Motivation </p> <p>Get started </p> <p>Usage </p> <p>Two rendering approaches </p> <p>Some tips </p><b> <p> <p>Components </p></b> <p>Markdown syntax </p> <p>Inline formatting </p> <p>Block-level elements </p> <p>Math expressions </p> <p>Markdown extensions by bookdown </p> <p>Number and reference equations</p> <p>Theorems and proofs </p> <p>Special headers <br>Text references</p> <p>R code</p> <p>Figures</p> <p>Tables</p> <p>Cross-references</p> <p>Custom blocks</p> <p>Citations</p> <p>Index</p> <p>HTML widgets</p> <p>Web pages and Shiny apps</p><b> <p> <p>Output Formats</p></b> <p>HTML </p> <p>GitBook style </p> <p>Bootstrap style </p> <p>Tufte style </p> <p>LaTeX/PDF </p> <p>E-Books </p> <p>EPUB </p> <p>MOBI </p> <p>A single document </p><b> <p> <p>Customization </p></b> <p>YAML options </p> <p>Theming </p> <p>Templates </p> <p>Configuration </p> <p>Internationalization </p><b> <p> <p>Editing </p></b> <p>Build the book </p> <p>Preview a chapter </p> <p>Serve the book </p> <p>RStudio IDE </p> <p>Collaboration </p><b> <p> <p>Publishing</p></b> <p>RStudio Connect </p> <p>GitHub </p> <p>Publishers </p><b> <p> <p>Appendix </p> <p> <p>Software Tools </p></b> <p>R and R packages </p> <p>Pandoc </p> <p>LaTeX </p><b> <p> <p>Software Usage 103</p></b> <p>knitr </p> <p>R Markdown </p><b> <p> <p>FAQ 109</p> <p> <p>Bibliography 111<br></p> <p>Index 113</p></b>
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