Insert pseudocode into Word through Aurora and mikTex
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Using Microsoft Word 2013, Windows 10
Here is my code:
renewcommand{thealgorithm}{2}
begin{algorithm}[H]
caption{*******************************************}
label{ABCLFRS}
begin{algorithmic}[1]
Require{S,$lambda$,T,k}
Ensure{$mathbf{w}_{222}$}\
textbf{initialize}: Set $mathbf{w}_1 = 0$
For{$t = 1,2,...,T$}
State Choose $A_t subset[m]$
EndFor
end{algorithmic}
end{algorithm}
Here is my Aurora Setting:
Here is what appeared in my word:
There are two questions:
- Why the line number is zero for each line?
- Why there is
=0an the end of the algorithm?
miktex pseudocode
edited Dec 4 at 11:20
chrisma
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asked Dec 4 at 8:43
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Using Microsoft Word 2013, Windows 10
Here is my code:
renewcommand{thealgorithm}{2}
begin{algorithm}[H]
caption{*******************************************}
label{ABCLFRS}
begin{algorithmic}[1]
Require{S,$lambda$,T,k}
Ensure{$mathbf{w}_{222}$}\
textbf{initialize}: Set $mathbf{w}_1 = 0$
For{$t = 1,2,...,T$}
State Choose $A_t subset[m]$
EndFor
end{algorithmic}
end{algorithm}
Here is my Aurora Setting:
Here is what appeared in my word:
There are two questions:
- Why the line number is zero for each line?
- Why there is
=0an the end of the algorithm?
miktex pseudocode
edited Dec 4 at 11:20
chrisma
797416
asked Dec 4 at 8:43
Ivy
115
3
You should also add a compilable MWE in the question.
– JouleV
Dec 4 at 9:06
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2
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up vote
2
down vote
favorite
Using Microsoft Word 2013, Windows 10
Here is my code:
renewcommand{thealgorithm}{2}
begin{algorithm}[H]
caption{*******************************************}
label{ABCLFRS}
begin{algorithmic}[1]
Require{S,$lambda$,T,k}
Ensure{$mathbf{w}_{222}$}\
textbf{initialize}: Set $mathbf{w}_1 = 0$
For{$t = 1,2,...,T$}
State Choose $A_t subset[m]$
EndFor
end{algorithmic}
end{algorithm}
Here is my Aurora Setting:
Here is what appeared in my word:
There are two questions:
- Why the line number is zero for each line?
- Why there is
=0an the end of the algorithm?
miktex pseudocode
edited Dec 4 at 11:20
chrisma
797416
asked Dec 4 at 8:43
Ivy
115
Using Microsoft Word 2013, Windows 10
Here is my code:
renewcommand{thealgorithm}{2}
begin{algorithm}[H]
caption{*******************************************}
label{ABCLFRS}
begin{algorithmic}[1]
Require{S,$lambda$,T,k}
Ensure{$mathbf{w}_{222}$}\
textbf{initialize}: Set $mathbf{w}_1 = 0$
For{$t = 1,2,...,T$}
State Choose $A_t subset[m]$
EndFor
end{algorithmic}
end{algorithm}
Here is my Aurora Setting:
Here is what appeared in my word:
There are two questions:
- Why the line number is zero for each line?
- Why there is
=0an the end of the algorithm?
miktex pseudocode
miktex pseudocode
edited Dec 4 at 11:20
chrisma
797416
asked Dec 4 at 8:43
Ivy
115
edited Dec 4 at 11:20
chrisma
797416
asked Dec 4 at 8:43
Ivy
115
edited Dec 4 at 11:20
chrisma
797416
edited Dec 4 at 11:20
chrisma
797416
edited Dec 4 at 11:20
chrisma
797416
797416
asked Dec 4 at 8:43
Ivy
115
asked Dec 4 at 8:43
Ivy
115
asked Dec 4 at 8:43
Ivy
115
115
3
You should also add a compilable MWE in the question.
– JouleV
Dec 4 at 9:06
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You should also add a compilable MWE in the question.
– JouleV
Dec 4 at 9:06
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You should also add a compilable MWE in the question.
– JouleV
Dec 4 at 9:06
You should also add a compilable MWE in the question.
– JouleV
Dec 4 at 9:06
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You should also add a compilable MWE in the question.
– JouleV
Dec 4 at 9:06