Sub Articulo 44.0

The technical report "Statistical Tables and Plots using S-Plus and LaTeX"
may be obtained from
http://hesweb1.med.virginia.edu/biostat/s/doc/summary.pdf
This document shows how to combine the statistical package S-Plus with
LaTeX to produce long statistical reports such as those used in clinical
trials and in drug licensing applications.  Even more importantly, the
document
has many examples of how tabular output from the Hmisc library's
summary.formula function can be sent to a plot method to convert
the table into a graphic that may be incorporated into a LaTeX
report.  The table making ability of S-Plus comes from the print.display
library of Heiberger & Harrell available on Statlib (lib.stat.cmu.edu).
This library (also called the print.display library) has a variety of
functions that produce LaTeX code to automatically typeset tables from
calculations done by S-Plus.  The S-Plus summary.formula goes a step
further and creates a variety of computed values to compose fairly complex
tables from only a few S-Plus commands.  The latex function in display
is then used to typeset the computed values into LaTeX tables.
The technical report shows how to do indexing, cross-referencing and hyper-
referencing in LaTeX to produce Adobe Acrobat .pdf files that are
somewhat "live".