TeX - LaTeX Asked by Rens on May 30, 2021
My document (subfile in documentclass book) compiles perfectly, untill I add the following equation:
begin{equation}
label{beliefupdate}
begin{split}
b_{t+1}(s') & = Pr(s'|o',a,b)
& = frac{Pr(o'|s',a,b)Pr(s'|a,b)}{Pr(o'|a,b}
& = frac{Pr(o'|s',a) sum_{sinS}Pr(s'|a,b,s)Pr(s|a,b)}{Pr(o'|a,b)}
& = frac{O(o',a,s') sum_{sinS}T(s,a,s')b_t(s)}{Pr(o'|a,b)}
end{split}
end{equation}
I have loaded the packages:
usepackage{amsmath}
usepackage{amsfonts}
usepackage{amssymb}
usepackage{physics}
renewcommand{S}{mathcal{S}}
usepackage{graphicx}
usepackage{wrapfig}
Now, Latex starts giving me warnings in two locations of the document. The first few are in this piece of code, way before the location where I enter the equation
begin{wrapfigure}{r}
centering
includegraphics[scale = 0.25]{images/MDP.jpg}
end{wrapfigure}
I get the error: ‘missing number, treated as zero’ and also ‘Illegal unit of measure (pt inserted)’ both about the line centering
The second batch of errors is about the line end{split} in the equation.
errors:
FIRST ERROR:
Argument of opbraces has an extra }.
par
l.151 end{split}
SECOND ERROR:
Runaway argument?
(o’|a,b
! Paragraph ended before opbraces was complete.
par
l.151 end{split}
THIRD ERROR:
Missing $ inserted.
I honestly don’t see where I go wrong
Well, you're missing )
at the end of the second line in split
:
& = frac{Pr(o'|s',a,b)Pr(s'|a,b)}{Pr(o'|a,b}
should be
& = frac{Pr(o'|s',a,b)Pr(s'|a,b)}{Pr(o'|a,b)}
The missing parenthesis goes unnoticed when physics
is not loaded, but it becomes essential when it is, because the package (re)defines Pr
to look for an argument enclosed in (...)
(which is a bad thing to do, in my opinion).
Check your input more closely. And don't do renewcommandS{mathcal{S}}
.
Personal opinion. I cannot recommend using the physics
package, because it has a very convoluted syntax and makes disputable typesetting decisions.
Answered by egreg on May 30, 2021
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