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I'm trying to write a distill::distill_article blogpost which requires the use of LaTeX math environments e.g. theorem, lemma, proof etc.

I have tried to follow these instructions and also these instructions but am unable to render the theorem environments whether using LaTeX blocks or rmarkdown blocks.

I also note that a similar question was asked about specifically using distill::distill_article in bookdown. This fix did not work either. Note that my use-case is to use the bookdown theorem environments inside distill::distill_article, not the other way around.

Here is a reprex for the issue:

I am building a custom recipes function and getting an error when I try to prep() the recipe. I get the following error:

I’m creating a Shiny app that uses the caret package to do some SVM free-text analysis.

The app runs fine without any error in my computer. I’m using R x64 4.0.4 and R studio 1.3.1093

I’m deploying app to an internal enterprise server https://rconnect.xxxx.com/connect/#/apps/####

This app is deployed in the server and started.
But when I reach the line where I run the train function:

I’m attempting to add a circle using geom_polygon() to add a reference line to radial bar chart. (I know this is not the ideal way to present this data, but it’s not entirely up to me). Following this issue, I can create a nice circle:

I have a simple recipe to train a model. My categorical variables are changing over time and sometimes I want a numerical to be treated as categorical (postal code) , so I define a list prior to recipe containing them. (just for the sake of the argument, the list is much longer)

recipe worked ok, and then trained my model (3 folds) but an error is raised.

I’m importing some messy data from a range of Excel Binary Workbooks (.xlsb) using readxlsb and cell_limits(), from cellranger. I'm struggling to get enough (all) decimal places.

This can be illustrated with the dataset that is supplied with the readxlsb package. In the example data, TestBook.xlsb, in sheet Sheet3.1.1, cell E5. This cell contains e^1, with a range of underlying decimal places (2,71828182845905), but is only imported with six decimal places (2.718282).

In my real life data I have text in a lot of the top lines, which convert the data to charters, like column.4 below, where E5 resides, and raw data with ~16 decimal places. Is there a way I can tweak the code (below) to get all the decimal places without loosing cellranger::cell_limits()?

I am using a cellranger mkref and faced with a strange python problem with GTF (custom gtf file):

I am using a cellranger mkref and faced with a strange python problem with GTF (custome gtf):

The example below is a simple one which tries to assert the column y is always positive (y>0). How can I extract the errored data (row 3 with the negative value,into a dataframe maybe, or any convenient object) while allowing the workflow to continue with "cleaned" data?