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Re: [office-formula] Parameter naming conventions
In cases where we will be explaining the function semantics by embedding a MathML equation, it makes sense to have the formulas in their canonical form, which will mean different things in different fields. Financial functions will use n, i and p, for number of periods, interest and principle, while stats will use á for significance levels. That's my thought, but I don't have a _strong_ preference either way. -Rob "David A. Wheeler" <> wrote on 09/05/2006 07:02:51 PM: > Andreas J. Guelzow wrote: > > The problem is that the formulas look really strange using those long > > words in them [instead of Greek letters]. Of course it would work, but... > > > These are often the harder problems to resolve, because there's no right > or wrong answer. > It really depends on the audience. All trained mathematicians should be > familiar with > Greek letters, but some of our readers may not have that familiarity. > > Anyone have a strong feelings one way or another? > > --- David A. Wheeler >
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