Align equal signs while including text over equalities
3
I understand how to align multiple equations, but how can I do this if I want to also have text over the equalities. For example:
It bugs me that the equal signs are no longer aligned. Here is my LaTeX:
$$
begin{align}
p(textbf{x} mid mathcal{D}, alpha)
&= int p(textbf{x} mid boldsymbol{theta}) p(boldsymbol{theta} mid mathcal{D}, alpha) text{d} boldsymbol{theta}
\
&stackrel{text{Eq 4}}{=} int p(textbf{x} mid boldsymbol{theta}) p(boldsymbol{theta} mid alpha') text{d} boldsymbol{theta}
\
&= p(textbf{x} mid alpha'). tag{5}
end{align}
$$
Is there a solution to this?
align
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I understand how to align multiple equations, but how can I do this if I want to also have text over the equalities. For example:
It bugs me that the equal signs are no longer aligned. Here is my LaTeX:
$$
begin{align}
p(textbf{x} mid mathcal{D}, alpha)
&= int p(textbf{x} mid boldsymbol{theta}) p(boldsymbol{theta} mid mathcal{D}, alpha) text{d} boldsymbol{theta}
\
&stackrel{text{Eq 4}}{=} int p(textbf{x} mid boldsymbol{theta}) p(boldsymbol{theta} mid alpha') text{d} boldsymbol{theta}
\
&= p(textbf{x} mid alpha'). tag{5}
end{align}
$$
Is there a solution to this?
align
asked 6 hours ago
gwggwg
1235
Off-topic: Encasing analignenvironment inside$$ ... $$cannot possibly work correctly -- at least not as a LaTeX document. Please be more precise about you actually do.
– Mico
6 hours ago
Fair point. I'm technically using MathJax, which requires this to work, but I should have edited it for the post.
– gwg
4 hours ago
MathJax (used on this site) works withalignwithout$$ $$.
– Bernard
4 hours ago
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I understand how to align multiple equations, but how can I do this if I want to also have text over the equalities. For example:
It bugs me that the equal signs are no longer aligned. Here is my LaTeX:
$$
begin{align}
p(textbf{x} mid mathcal{D}, alpha)
&= int p(textbf{x} mid boldsymbol{theta}) p(boldsymbol{theta} mid mathcal{D}, alpha) text{d} boldsymbol{theta}
\
&stackrel{text{Eq 4}}{=} int p(textbf{x} mid boldsymbol{theta}) p(boldsymbol{theta} mid alpha') text{d} boldsymbol{theta}
\
&= p(textbf{x} mid alpha'). tag{5}
end{align}
$$
Is there a solution to this?
align
asked 6 hours ago
gwggwg
1235
I understand how to align multiple equations, but how can I do this if I want to also have text over the equalities. For example:
It bugs me that the equal signs are no longer aligned. Here is my LaTeX:
$$
begin{align}
p(textbf{x} mid mathcal{D}, alpha)
&= int p(textbf{x} mid boldsymbol{theta}) p(boldsymbol{theta} mid mathcal{D}, alpha) text{d} boldsymbol{theta}
\
&stackrel{text{Eq 4}}{=} int p(textbf{x} mid boldsymbol{theta}) p(boldsymbol{theta} mid alpha') text{d} boldsymbol{theta}
\
&= p(textbf{x} mid alpha'). tag{5}
end{align}
$$
Is there a solution to this?
align
align
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gwggwg
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asked 6 hours ago
gwggwg
1235
asked 6 hours ago
gwggwg
1235
asked 6 hours ago
gwggwg
1235
asked 6 hours ago
gwggwg
1235
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Off-topic: Encasing analignenvironment inside$$ ... $$cannot possibly work correctly -- at least not as a LaTeX document. Please be more precise about you actually do.
– Mico
6 hours ago
Fair point. I'm technically using MathJax, which requires this to work, but I should have edited it for the post.
– gwg
4 hours ago
MathJax (used on this site) works withalignwithout$$ $$.
– Bernard
4 hours ago
add a comment |
Off-topic: Encasing analignenvironment inside$$ ... $$cannot possibly work correctly -- at least not as a LaTeX document. Please be more precise about you actually do.
– Mico
6 hours ago
Fair point. I'm technically using MathJax, which requires this to work, but I should have edited it for the post.
– gwg
4 hours ago
MathJax (used on this site) works withalignwithout$$ $$.
– Bernard
4 hours ago
Off-topic: Encasing an
align environment inside $$ ... $$ cannot possibly work correctly -- at least not as a LaTeX document. Please be more precise about you actually do.– Mico
6 hours ago
Off-topic: Encasing an
align environment inside $$ ... $$ cannot possibly work correctly -- at least not as a LaTeX document. Please be more precise about you actually do.– Mico
6 hours ago
Fair point. I'm technically using MathJax, which requires this to work, but I should have edited it for the post.
– gwg
4 hours ago
Fair point. I'm technically using MathJax, which requires this to work, but I should have edited it for the post.
– gwg
4 hours ago
MathJax (used on this site) works with
align without $$ $$.– Bernard
4 hours ago
MathJax (used on this site) works with
align without $$ $$.– Bernard
4 hours ago
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Here I use mathclap to insure that the overstack takes up zero horizontal space.
Also, change the textbf instances to mathbf (thanks, Mico).
Finally, ditch the $$ delimiters.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{mathtools}
begin{document}
begin{align}
p(mathbf{x} mid mathcal{D}, alpha)
&= int p(mathbf{x} mid boldsymbol{theta}) p(boldsymbol{theta} mid mathcal{D}, alpha) text{d} boldsymbol{theta}
\
&stackrel{mathclap{text{Eq 4}}}{=} int p(mathbf{x} mid boldsymbol{theta}) p(boldsymbol{theta} mid alpha') text{d} boldsymbol{theta}
\
&= p(mathbf{x} mid alpha'). tag{5}
end{align}
end{document}
answered 6 hours ago
Steven B. SegletesSteven B. Segletes
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@Mico Thanks, Mico. Hadn't even noticed.
– Steven B. Segletes
6 hours ago
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1
A simple makebox[0pt]{...} will solve the probl.
Unrelated: do not nest align inside $$ ... $$ – and don't use the plain TeX construct ˆˆ ... $$ as it will yield incorrect spacing in LaTeX.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath}
begin{document}
begin{align}
p(textbf{x} mid mathcal{D}, alpha)
&= int p(textbf{x} mid boldsymbol{theta}) p(boldsymbol{theta} mid mathcal{D}, alpha) text{d} boldsymbol{theta}
\
&stackrel{text{makebox[0pt]{Eq 4}}}{=} int p(textbf{x} mid boldsymbol{theta}) p(boldsymbol{theta} mid alpha') text{d} boldsymbol{theta}
\
&= p(textbf{x} mid alpha'). tag{5}
end{align}
end{document}
answered 5 hours ago
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Here I use mathclap to insure that the overstack takes up zero horizontal space.
Also, change the textbf instances to mathbf (thanks, Mico).
Finally, ditch the $$ delimiters.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{mathtools}
begin{document}
begin{align}
p(mathbf{x} mid mathcal{D}, alpha)
&= int p(mathbf{x} mid boldsymbol{theta}) p(boldsymbol{theta} mid mathcal{D}, alpha) text{d} boldsymbol{theta}
\
&stackrel{mathclap{text{Eq 4}}}{=} int p(mathbf{x} mid boldsymbol{theta}) p(boldsymbol{theta} mid alpha') text{d} boldsymbol{theta}
\
&= p(mathbf{x} mid alpha'). tag{5}
end{align}
end{document}
answered 6 hours ago
Steven B. SegletesSteven B. Segletes
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@Mico Thanks, Mico. Hadn't even noticed.
– Steven B. Segletes
6 hours ago
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Here I use mathclap to insure that the overstack takes up zero horizontal space.
Also, change the textbf instances to mathbf (thanks, Mico).
Finally, ditch the $$ delimiters.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{mathtools}
begin{document}
begin{align}
p(mathbf{x} mid mathcal{D}, alpha)
&= int p(mathbf{x} mid boldsymbol{theta}) p(boldsymbol{theta} mid mathcal{D}, alpha) text{d} boldsymbol{theta}
\
&stackrel{mathclap{text{Eq 4}}}{=} int p(mathbf{x} mid boldsymbol{theta}) p(boldsymbol{theta} mid alpha') text{d} boldsymbol{theta}
\
&= p(mathbf{x} mid alpha'). tag{5}
end{align}
end{document}
answered 6 hours ago
Steven B. SegletesSteven B. Segletes
162k9206418
@Mico Thanks, Mico. Hadn't even noticed.
– Steven B. Segletes
6 hours ago
add a comment |
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Here I use mathclap to insure that the overstack takes up zero horizontal space.
Also, change the textbf instances to mathbf (thanks, Mico).
Finally, ditch the $$ delimiters.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{mathtools}
begin{document}
begin{align}
p(mathbf{x} mid mathcal{D}, alpha)
&= int p(mathbf{x} mid boldsymbol{theta}) p(boldsymbol{theta} mid mathcal{D}, alpha) text{d} boldsymbol{theta}
\
&stackrel{mathclap{text{Eq 4}}}{=} int p(mathbf{x} mid boldsymbol{theta}) p(boldsymbol{theta} mid alpha') text{d} boldsymbol{theta}
\
&= p(mathbf{x} mid alpha'). tag{5}
end{align}
end{document}
answered 6 hours ago
Steven B. SegletesSteven B. Segletes
162k9206418
Here I use mathclap to insure that the overstack takes up zero horizontal space.
Also, change the textbf instances to mathbf (thanks, Mico).
Finally, ditch the $$ delimiters.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{mathtools}
begin{document}
begin{align}
p(mathbf{x} mid mathcal{D}, alpha)
&= int p(mathbf{x} mid boldsymbol{theta}) p(boldsymbol{theta} mid mathcal{D}, alpha) text{d} boldsymbol{theta}
\
&stackrel{mathclap{text{Eq 4}}}{=} int p(mathbf{x} mid boldsymbol{theta}) p(boldsymbol{theta} mid alpha') text{d} boldsymbol{theta}
\
&= p(mathbf{x} mid alpha'). tag{5}
end{align}
end{document}
answered 6 hours ago
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@Mico Thanks, Mico. Hadn't even noticed.
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@Mico Thanks, Mico. Hadn't even noticed.
– Steven B. Segletes
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@Mico Thanks, Mico. Hadn't even noticed.
– Steven B. Segletes
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@Mico Thanks, Mico. Hadn't even noticed.
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A simple makebox[0pt]{...} will solve the probl.
Unrelated: do not nest align inside $$ ... $$ – and don't use the plain TeX construct ˆˆ ... $$ as it will yield incorrect spacing in LaTeX.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath}
begin{document}
begin{align}
p(textbf{x} mid mathcal{D}, alpha)
&= int p(textbf{x} mid boldsymbol{theta}) p(boldsymbol{theta} mid mathcal{D}, alpha) text{d} boldsymbol{theta}
\
&stackrel{text{makebox[0pt]{Eq 4}}}{=} int p(textbf{x} mid boldsymbol{theta}) p(boldsymbol{theta} mid alpha') text{d} boldsymbol{theta}
\
&= p(textbf{x} mid alpha'). tag{5}
end{align}
end{document}
answered 5 hours ago
BernardBernard
176k778210
add a comment |
1
A simple makebox[0pt]{...} will solve the probl.
Unrelated: do not nest align inside $$ ... $$ – and don't use the plain TeX construct ˆˆ ... $$ as it will yield incorrect spacing in LaTeX.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath}
begin{document}
begin{align}
p(textbf{x} mid mathcal{D}, alpha)
&= int p(textbf{x} mid boldsymbol{theta}) p(boldsymbol{theta} mid mathcal{D}, alpha) text{d} boldsymbol{theta}
\
&stackrel{text{makebox[0pt]{Eq 4}}}{=} int p(textbf{x} mid boldsymbol{theta}) p(boldsymbol{theta} mid alpha') text{d} boldsymbol{theta}
\
&= p(textbf{x} mid alpha'). tag{5}
end{align}
end{document}
answered 5 hours ago
BernardBernard
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A simple makebox[0pt]{...} will solve the probl.
Unrelated: do not nest align inside $$ ... $$ – and don't use the plain TeX construct ˆˆ ... $$ as it will yield incorrect spacing in LaTeX.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath}
begin{document}
begin{align}
p(textbf{x} mid mathcal{D}, alpha)
&= int p(textbf{x} mid boldsymbol{theta}) p(boldsymbol{theta} mid mathcal{D}, alpha) text{d} boldsymbol{theta}
\
&stackrel{text{makebox[0pt]{Eq 4}}}{=} int p(textbf{x} mid boldsymbol{theta}) p(boldsymbol{theta} mid alpha') text{d} boldsymbol{theta}
\
&= p(textbf{x} mid alpha'). tag{5}
end{align}
end{document}
answered 5 hours ago
BernardBernard
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A simple makebox[0pt]{...} will solve the probl.
Unrelated: do not nest align inside $$ ... $$ – and don't use the plain TeX construct ˆˆ ... $$ as it will yield incorrect spacing in LaTeX.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath}
begin{document}
begin{align}
p(textbf{x} mid mathcal{D}, alpha)
&= int p(textbf{x} mid boldsymbol{theta}) p(boldsymbol{theta} mid mathcal{D}, alpha) text{d} boldsymbol{theta}
\
&stackrel{text{makebox[0pt]{Eq 4}}}{=} int p(textbf{x} mid boldsymbol{theta}) p(boldsymbol{theta} mid alpha') text{d} boldsymbol{theta}
\
&= p(textbf{x} mid alpha'). tag{5}
end{align}
end{document}
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Off-topic: Encasing an
alignenvironment inside$$ ... $$cannot possibly work correctly -- at least not as a LaTeX document. Please be more precise about you actually do.– Mico
6 hours ago
Fair point. I'm technically using MathJax, which requires this to work, but I should have edited it for the post.
– gwg
4 hours ago
MathJax (used on this site) works with
alignwithout$$ $$.– Bernard
4 hours ago