Improve formatting of table: something similar to the visual effect of cases environment
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I have this long table with a lot of similar entries repeated.
I've tried to improve the visual result with some space between rows and grouping the common part of each entry. i.e. the first four observed variables should be:
- Blue rods revolute position goalkeeper
- Blue rods revolute position defence
- Blue rods revolute position midfield
- Blue rods revolute position attack
However, I'm not satisfied with the visual result. I would try with something similar to the cases environment (i.e. a big "{" between the first and the second column for each group) but I don't know how to do it with table rows.
Of course, if you have a suggestion on how to better compress the data or a suggestion on how to have a better visual effect that doesn't involve the big "{" you're welcome. However, note that the order how the row is important, so I cannot merge "blue rods" and "red rods".
This is the code I used to generate the example:
documentclass{book}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{booktabs}
usepackage{multirow}
usepackage{makecell}
begin{document}
begin{table}[htbp]
centering
begin{tabular}{@{}*{2}{l}*{2}{c}@{}}
toprule
multicolumn{2}{c}{Observed variable} &
thead{Lowest \ possible value} &
thead{Highest \ possible value} \
midrule
multirow{4}{*}{makecell[l]{Blue rods: \ revolute position}}
& Goalkeeper &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
& Defense &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
& Midfield &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
& Attack &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
&&&\
multirow{4}{*}{makecell[l]{Blue rods: \ prismatic position}}
& Goalkeeper &
$-0.9451e-1$ & $0.9451e-1$ \
& Defense &
$-1.82e-1$ & $1.82e-1$ \
& Midfield &
$-0.665e-1$ & $0.665e-1$ \
& Attack &
$-1.11e-1$ & $1.11e-1$ \
&&&\
multirow{4}{*}{makecell[l]{Blue rods: \ revolute velocity}}
& Goalkeeper &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Defense &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Midfield &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Attack &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
&&&\
multirow{4}{*}{makecell[l]{Blue rods: \ prismatic velocity}}
& Goalkeeper &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Defense &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Midfield &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Attack &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
&&&\
multirow{4}{*}{makecell[l]{Red rods: \ revolute position}}
& Goalkeeper &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
& Defense &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
& Midfield &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
& Attack &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
&&&\
multirow{4}{*}{makecell[l]{Red rods: \ prismatic position}}
& Goalkeeper &
$-0.9451e-1$ & $0.9451e-1$ \
& Defense &
$-1.82e-1$ & $1.82e-1$ \
& Midfield &
$-0.665e-1$ & $0.665e-1$ \
& Attack &
$-1.11e-1$ & $1.11e-1$ \
&&&\
multirow{4}{*}{makecell[l]{Red rods: \ revolute velocity}}
& Goalkeeper &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Defense &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Midfield &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Attack &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
&&&\
multirow{4}{*}{makecell[l]{Red rods: \ prismatic velocity}}
& Goalkeeper &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Defense &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Midfield &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Attack &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
&&&\
multirow{3}{*}{makecell[l]{Ball: \ position}}
& x &
$-5.75e-1$ & $5.75e-1$ \
& y &
$-3.55e-1$ & $3.55e-1$ \
& z &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
bottomrule
end{tabular}
caption{Observation space bounds}
end{table}
end{document}
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I have this long table with a lot of similar entries repeated.
I've tried to improve the visual result with some space between rows and grouping the common part of each entry. i.e. the first four observed variables should be:
- Blue rods revolute position goalkeeper
- Blue rods revolute position defence
- Blue rods revolute position midfield
- Blue rods revolute position attack
However, I'm not satisfied with the visual result. I would try with something similar to the cases environment (i.e. a big "{" between the first and the second column for each group) but I don't know how to do it with table rows.
Of course, if you have a suggestion on how to better compress the data or a suggestion on how to have a better visual effect that doesn't involve the big "{" you're welcome. However, note that the order how the row is important, so I cannot merge "blue rods" and "red rods".
This is the code I used to generate the example:
documentclass{book}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{booktabs}
usepackage{multirow}
usepackage{makecell}
begin{document}
begin{table}[htbp]
centering
begin{tabular}{@{}*{2}{l}*{2}{c}@{}}
toprule
multicolumn{2}{c}{Observed variable} &
thead{Lowest \ possible value} &
thead{Highest \ possible value} \
midrule
multirow{4}{*}{makecell[l]{Blue rods: \ revolute position}}
& Goalkeeper &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
& Defense &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
& Midfield &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
& Attack &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
&&&\
multirow{4}{*}{makecell[l]{Blue rods: \ prismatic position}}
& Goalkeeper &
$-0.9451e-1$ & $0.9451e-1$ \
& Defense &
$-1.82e-1$ & $1.82e-1$ \
& Midfield &
$-0.665e-1$ & $0.665e-1$ \
& Attack &
$-1.11e-1$ & $1.11e-1$ \
&&&\
multirow{4}{*}{makecell[l]{Blue rods: \ revolute velocity}}
& Goalkeeper &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Defense &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Midfield &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Attack &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
&&&\
multirow{4}{*}{makecell[l]{Blue rods: \ prismatic velocity}}
& Goalkeeper &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Defense &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Midfield &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Attack &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
&&&\
multirow{4}{*}{makecell[l]{Red rods: \ revolute position}}
& Goalkeeper &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
& Defense &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
& Midfield &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
& Attack &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
&&&\
multirow{4}{*}{makecell[l]{Red rods: \ prismatic position}}
& Goalkeeper &
$-0.9451e-1$ & $0.9451e-1$ \
& Defense &
$-1.82e-1$ & $1.82e-1$ \
& Midfield &
$-0.665e-1$ & $0.665e-1$ \
& Attack &
$-1.11e-1$ & $1.11e-1$ \
&&&\
multirow{4}{*}{makecell[l]{Red rods: \ revolute velocity}}
& Goalkeeper &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Defense &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Midfield &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Attack &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
&&&\
multirow{4}{*}{makecell[l]{Red rods: \ prismatic velocity}}
& Goalkeeper &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Defense &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Midfield &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Attack &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
&&&\
multirow{3}{*}{makecell[l]{Ball: \ position}}
& x &
$-5.75e-1$ & $5.75e-1$ \
& y &
$-3.55e-1$ & $3.55e-1$ \
& z &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
bottomrule
end{tabular}
caption{Observation space bounds}
end{table}
end{document}
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I might remove those entries and make a new table, with a caption mentioning "For Goalkeeper, Defense, Midfield, and Attack".
– Teepeemm
yesterday
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I have this long table with a lot of similar entries repeated.
I've tried to improve the visual result with some space between rows and grouping the common part of each entry. i.e. the first four observed variables should be:
- Blue rods revolute position goalkeeper
- Blue rods revolute position defence
- Blue rods revolute position midfield
- Blue rods revolute position attack
However, I'm not satisfied with the visual result. I would try with something similar to the cases environment (i.e. a big "{" between the first and the second column for each group) but I don't know how to do it with table rows.
Of course, if you have a suggestion on how to better compress the data or a suggestion on how to have a better visual effect that doesn't involve the big "{" you're welcome. However, note that the order how the row is important, so I cannot merge "blue rods" and "red rods".
This is the code I used to generate the example:
documentclass{book}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{booktabs}
usepackage{multirow}
usepackage{makecell}
begin{document}
begin{table}[htbp]
centering
begin{tabular}{@{}*{2}{l}*{2}{c}@{}}
toprule
multicolumn{2}{c}{Observed variable} &
thead{Lowest \ possible value} &
thead{Highest \ possible value} \
midrule
multirow{4}{*}{makecell[l]{Blue rods: \ revolute position}}
& Goalkeeper &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
& Defense &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
& Midfield &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
& Attack &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
&&&\
multirow{4}{*}{makecell[l]{Blue rods: \ prismatic position}}
& Goalkeeper &
$-0.9451e-1$ & $0.9451e-1$ \
& Defense &
$-1.82e-1$ & $1.82e-1$ \
& Midfield &
$-0.665e-1$ & $0.665e-1$ \
& Attack &
$-1.11e-1$ & $1.11e-1$ \
&&&\
multirow{4}{*}{makecell[l]{Blue rods: \ revolute velocity}}
& Goalkeeper &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Defense &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Midfield &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Attack &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
&&&\
multirow{4}{*}{makecell[l]{Blue rods: \ prismatic velocity}}
& Goalkeeper &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Defense &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Midfield &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Attack &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
&&&\
multirow{4}{*}{makecell[l]{Red rods: \ revolute position}}
& Goalkeeper &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
& Defense &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
& Midfield &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
& Attack &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
&&&\
multirow{4}{*}{makecell[l]{Red rods: \ prismatic position}}
& Goalkeeper &
$-0.9451e-1$ & $0.9451e-1$ \
& Defense &
$-1.82e-1$ & $1.82e-1$ \
& Midfield &
$-0.665e-1$ & $0.665e-1$ \
& Attack &
$-1.11e-1$ & $1.11e-1$ \
&&&\
multirow{4}{*}{makecell[l]{Red rods: \ revolute velocity}}
& Goalkeeper &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Defense &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Midfield &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Attack &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
&&&\
multirow{4}{*}{makecell[l]{Red rods: \ prismatic velocity}}
& Goalkeeper &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Defense &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Midfield &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Attack &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
&&&\
multirow{3}{*}{makecell[l]{Ball: \ position}}
& x &
$-5.75e-1$ & $5.75e-1$ \
& y &
$-3.55e-1$ & $3.55e-1$ \
& z &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
bottomrule
end{tabular}
caption{Observation space bounds}
end{table}
end{document}
tables
I have this long table with a lot of similar entries repeated.
I've tried to improve the visual result with some space between rows and grouping the common part of each entry. i.e. the first four observed variables should be:
- Blue rods revolute position goalkeeper
- Blue rods revolute position defence
- Blue rods revolute position midfield
- Blue rods revolute position attack
However, I'm not satisfied with the visual result. I would try with something similar to the cases environment (i.e. a big "{" between the first and the second column for each group) but I don't know how to do it with table rows.
Of course, if you have a suggestion on how to better compress the data or a suggestion on how to have a better visual effect that doesn't involve the big "{" you're welcome. However, note that the order how the row is important, so I cannot merge "blue rods" and "red rods".
This is the code I used to generate the example:
documentclass{book}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{booktabs}
usepackage{multirow}
usepackage{makecell}
begin{document}
begin{table}[htbp]
centering
begin{tabular}{@{}*{2}{l}*{2}{c}@{}}
toprule
multicolumn{2}{c}{Observed variable} &
thead{Lowest \ possible value} &
thead{Highest \ possible value} \
midrule
multirow{4}{*}{makecell[l]{Blue rods: \ revolute position}}
& Goalkeeper &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
& Defense &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
& Midfield &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
& Attack &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
&&&\
multirow{4}{*}{makecell[l]{Blue rods: \ prismatic position}}
& Goalkeeper &
$-0.9451e-1$ & $0.9451e-1$ \
& Defense &
$-1.82e-1$ & $1.82e-1$ \
& Midfield &
$-0.665e-1$ & $0.665e-1$ \
& Attack &
$-1.11e-1$ & $1.11e-1$ \
&&&\
multirow{4}{*}{makecell[l]{Blue rods: \ revolute velocity}}
& Goalkeeper &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Defense &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Midfield &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Attack &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
&&&\
multirow{4}{*}{makecell[l]{Blue rods: \ prismatic velocity}}
& Goalkeeper &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Defense &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Midfield &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Attack &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
&&&\
multirow{4}{*}{makecell[l]{Red rods: \ revolute position}}
& Goalkeeper &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
& Defense &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
& Midfield &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
& Attack &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
&&&\
multirow{4}{*}{makecell[l]{Red rods: \ prismatic position}}
& Goalkeeper &
$-0.9451e-1$ & $0.9451e-1$ \
& Defense &
$-1.82e-1$ & $1.82e-1$ \
& Midfield &
$-0.665e-1$ & $0.665e-1$ \
& Attack &
$-1.11e-1$ & $1.11e-1$ \
&&&\
multirow{4}{*}{makecell[l]{Red rods: \ revolute velocity}}
& Goalkeeper &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Defense &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Midfield &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Attack &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
&&&\
multirow{4}{*}{makecell[l]{Red rods: \ prismatic velocity}}
& Goalkeeper &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Defense &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Midfield &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& Attack &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
&&&\
multirow{3}{*}{makecell[l]{Ball: \ position}}
& x &
$-5.75e-1$ & $5.75e-1$ \
& y &
$-3.55e-1$ & $3.55e-1$ \
& z &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
bottomrule
end{tabular}
caption{Observation space bounds}
end{table}
end{document}
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I might remove those entries and make a new table, with a caption mentioning "For Goalkeeper, Defense, Midfield, and Attack".
– Teepeemm
yesterday
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I might remove those entries and make a new table, with a caption mentioning "For Goalkeeper, Defense, Midfield, and Attack".
– Teepeemm
yesterday
I might remove those entries and make a new table, with a caption mentioning "For Goalkeeper, Defense, Midfield, and Attack".
– Teepeemm
yesterday
I might remove those entries and make a new table, with a caption mentioning "For Goalkeeper, Defense, Midfield, and Attack".
– Teepeemm
yesterday
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This is mainly stylistic, but the answer contains also some useful suggestions.
I'd avoid braces, as they add nothing to comprehension. The labels should be aligned to the top row, not in the center, where they're ambiguous. In a table, a blank position means repetition of the value above. This way, the small space between groups is sufficient to make clear what the label refers to.
I'd also divide the table into three sections, adding “Blue rods”, “Red rods” and “Ball” at the top of the sections, in a distinct font for emphasize them.
Using siunitx
is essentially mandatory for numeric tables.
documentclass{book}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{booktabs}
usepackage{siunitx}
sisetup{output-exponent-marker=ensuremath{mathrm{e}}}
begin{document}
begin{table}[htbp]
centeringsmall
begin{tabular}{
@{}
l
l
S[table-format=-1.4e1]
S[table-format=1.4e1]
@{}c@{}
}
toprule
multicolumn{2}{@{}c}{Observed variable} & multicolumn{2}{c@{}}{Possible value} \
cmidrule(l){3-4}
&& {Lowest} & {Highest} \
midrule
multicolumn{4}{@{}l@{}}{itshape Blue rods} \
revolute position
& Goalkeeper &
{$-pi$} & {$pi$} \
& Defense &
{$-pi$} & {$pi$} \
& Midfield &
{$-pi$} & {$pi$} \
& Attack &
{$-pi$} & {$pi$} \
addlinespace
prismatic position
& Goalkeeper &
-0.9451e-1 & 0.9451e-1 \
& Defense &
-1.82e-1 & 1.82e-1 \
& Midfield &
-0.665e-1 & 0.665e-1 \
& Attack &
-1.11e-1 & 1.11e-1 \
addlinespace
revolute velocity
& Goalkeeper &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Defense &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Midfield &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Attack &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
addlinespace
prismatic velocity
& Goalkeeper &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Defense &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Midfield &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Attack &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
midrule
multicolumn{4}{@{}l@{}}{itshape Red rods} \
revolute position
& Goalkeeper &
{$-pi$} & {$pi$} \
& Defense &
{$-pi$} & {$pi$} \
& Midfield &
{$-pi$} & {$pi$} \
& Attack &
{$-pi$} & {$pi$} \
addlinespace
prismatic position
& Goalkeeper &
-0.9451e-1 & 0.9451e-1 \
& Defense &
-1.82e-1 & 1.82e-1 \
& Midfield &
-0.665e-1 & 0.665e-1 \
& Attack &
-1.11e-1 & 1.11e-1 \
addlinespace
revolute velocity
& Goalkeeper &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Defense &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Midfield &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Attack &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
addlinespace
prismatic velocity
& Goalkeeper &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Defense &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Midfield &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Attack &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
midrule
multicolumn{4}{@{}l@{}}{itshape Ball} \
position
& x &
-5.75e-1 & 5.75e-1 \
& y &
-3.55e-1 & 3.55e-1 \
& z &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
bottomrule
end{tabular}
caption{Observation space bounds}
end{table}
end{document}
I know that a better approach was possible. Your solution is better than what I was looking for.
– gvgramazio
yesterday
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edited corrected errors in column headers and renew definition for command case
like this?
documentclass{book}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{booktabs, multirow, makecell}
renewcommandtheadgape{}
usepackage{amsmath}
newcommand{case}[1]%
{$displaystyle
text{makecell[l]{#1}}quad
left{begin{tabular}{l}
Goalkeeper \
Defense \
Midfield \
Attack
end{tabular}right.
$}
begin{document}
begin{table}[htbp]
centering
begin{tabular}{ @{} l *{2}{>{$} c < {$} } @{} }
toprule
thead{Observed variable}
& text{thead{Lowest \ possible value}}
& text{thead{Highest \ possible value}} \
midrule
case{Blue rods: \ prismatic position}
& makecell{-pi \
-pi \
-pi \
-pi}
& makecell{-pi \
-pi \
-pi \
-pi} \
addlinespace
case{Blue rods: \ prismatic position}
& makecell[r]{-0.9451e-1 \
-1.82e-1 \
-0.665e-1 \
-1.11e-1}
& makecell[r]{0.9451e-1 \
1.82e-1 \
0.665e-1 \
1.11e-1} \
addlinespace
case{Red rods: \ prismatic velocity}
& makecell{-infty \
-infty \
-infty \
-infty}
& makecell{infty \
infty \
infty \
infty} \
bottomrule
end{tabular}
caption{Observation space bounds}
label{tab:...}
end{table}
end{document}
This is what I've already tried. I discarded this solution because it doesn't use table rows. The consequence is that the vertical space between values is different from the one between cases. Of course, it could be hard-coded, but I'm against solutions that require high maintenance.
– gvgramazio
yesterday
@gvgramazio, see corrected answer. now (as i see) are removed small discrepancy in vertical aligning of rows. however, contents in cells in last two columns should not bi higher than in the first column.
– Zarko
yesterday
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A solution with a simpler code, based on bigdelim
:
documentclass{book}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{booktabs}
usepackage{multirow, bigdelim}
usepackage{makecell}
newcommand{e}[1]{,mathrm{e}{#1}}
begin{document}
begin{table}[htbp]
centering
renewcommand{theadfont}{normalsize}
begin{tabular}{@{}l@{ ,}cl*{2}{c}@{}}
toprule
multicolumn{3}{c}{Observed variable} &
thead{Lowest \ possible value} &
thead{Highest \ possible value} \
midrule
addlinespace[1.5ex]
& ldelim{{4}{0pt} & Goalkeeper &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
Blue rods: & & Defense &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
revolute position & & Midfield &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
& & Attack &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
addlinespace[2ex]
& ldelim{{4}{0pt} & Goalkeeper &
$-0.9451e{-1}$ & $ 0.9451e{-1}$ \
Blue rods: & & Defense &
$-1.82e{-1}$ & $1.82e{-1}$ \
prismatic position & & Midfield &
$-0.665e{-1}$ & $0.665e{-1}$ \
& & Attack &
$-1.11e{-1}$ & $1.11e{-1}$ \
addlinespace[2ex]
multirow{4}{*}{makecell[l]{Blue rods: \ revolute velocity}}
& ldelim{{4}{0pt} & Goalkeeper &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
Blue rods: & & Defense &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
revolute velocity & & Midfield &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& & Attack &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
addlinespace[2ex]
& ldelim{{4}{0pt} & Goalkeeper &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
Blue rods: & & Defense &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
prismatic velocity & & Midfield &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& & Attack &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
addlinespace[2ex]
& ldelim{{4}{0pt} & Goalkeeper &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
Red rods: & & Defense &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
revolute position & & Midfield &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
& & Attack &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
addlinespace[2ex]
& ldelim{{4}{0pt} & Goalkeeper &
$-0.9451e{-1}$ & $0.9451e{-1}$ \
Red rods: & & Defense &
$-1.82e{-1}$ & $1.82e{-1}$ \
prismatic position & & Midfield &
$-0.665e{-1}$ & $0.665e{-1}$ \
& & Attack &
$-1.11e{-1}$ & $1.11e{-1}$ \
addlinespace[2ex]
& ldelim{{4}{0pt} & Goalkeeper &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
Red rods: & & Defense &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
revolute velocity & & Midfield &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& & Attack &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
addlinespace[2ex]
& ldelim{{4}{0pt} & Goalkeeper &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
Red rods: & & Defense &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
prismatic velocity & & Midfield &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& & Attack &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
addlinespace[2ex]
multirow{3}{*}{makecell[l]{Ball: \ position}}
& ldelim{{3}{0pt} & x &
$-5.75e{-1}$ & $5.75e{-1}$ \
& & y &
$-3.55e{-1}$ & $3.55e{-1}$ \
& & z &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
addlinespace[1ex]
bottomrule
end{tabular}
caption{Observation space bounds}
end{table}
end{document}
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This is mainly stylistic, but the answer contains also some useful suggestions.
I'd avoid braces, as they add nothing to comprehension. The labels should be aligned to the top row, not in the center, where they're ambiguous. In a table, a blank position means repetition of the value above. This way, the small space between groups is sufficient to make clear what the label refers to.
I'd also divide the table into three sections, adding “Blue rods”, “Red rods” and “Ball” at the top of the sections, in a distinct font for emphasize them.
Using siunitx
is essentially mandatory for numeric tables.
documentclass{book}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{booktabs}
usepackage{siunitx}
sisetup{output-exponent-marker=ensuremath{mathrm{e}}}
begin{document}
begin{table}[htbp]
centeringsmall
begin{tabular}{
@{}
l
l
S[table-format=-1.4e1]
S[table-format=1.4e1]
@{}c@{}
}
toprule
multicolumn{2}{@{}c}{Observed variable} & multicolumn{2}{c@{}}{Possible value} \
cmidrule(l){3-4}
&& {Lowest} & {Highest} \
midrule
multicolumn{4}{@{}l@{}}{itshape Blue rods} \
revolute position
& Goalkeeper &
{$-pi$} & {$pi$} \
& Defense &
{$-pi$} & {$pi$} \
& Midfield &
{$-pi$} & {$pi$} \
& Attack &
{$-pi$} & {$pi$} \
addlinespace
prismatic position
& Goalkeeper &
-0.9451e-1 & 0.9451e-1 \
& Defense &
-1.82e-1 & 1.82e-1 \
& Midfield &
-0.665e-1 & 0.665e-1 \
& Attack &
-1.11e-1 & 1.11e-1 \
addlinespace
revolute velocity
& Goalkeeper &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Defense &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Midfield &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Attack &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
addlinespace
prismatic velocity
& Goalkeeper &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Defense &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Midfield &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Attack &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
midrule
multicolumn{4}{@{}l@{}}{itshape Red rods} \
revolute position
& Goalkeeper &
{$-pi$} & {$pi$} \
& Defense &
{$-pi$} & {$pi$} \
& Midfield &
{$-pi$} & {$pi$} \
& Attack &
{$-pi$} & {$pi$} \
addlinespace
prismatic position
& Goalkeeper &
-0.9451e-1 & 0.9451e-1 \
& Defense &
-1.82e-1 & 1.82e-1 \
& Midfield &
-0.665e-1 & 0.665e-1 \
& Attack &
-1.11e-1 & 1.11e-1 \
addlinespace
revolute velocity
& Goalkeeper &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Defense &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Midfield &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Attack &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
addlinespace
prismatic velocity
& Goalkeeper &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Defense &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Midfield &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Attack &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
midrule
multicolumn{4}{@{}l@{}}{itshape Ball} \
position
& x &
-5.75e-1 & 5.75e-1 \
& y &
-3.55e-1 & 3.55e-1 \
& z &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
bottomrule
end{tabular}
caption{Observation space bounds}
end{table}
end{document}
I know that a better approach was possible. Your solution is better than what I was looking for.
– gvgramazio
yesterday
add a comment |
up vote
4
down vote
accepted
This is mainly stylistic, but the answer contains also some useful suggestions.
I'd avoid braces, as they add nothing to comprehension. The labels should be aligned to the top row, not in the center, where they're ambiguous. In a table, a blank position means repetition of the value above. This way, the small space between groups is sufficient to make clear what the label refers to.
I'd also divide the table into three sections, adding “Blue rods”, “Red rods” and “Ball” at the top of the sections, in a distinct font for emphasize them.
Using siunitx
is essentially mandatory for numeric tables.
documentclass{book}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{booktabs}
usepackage{siunitx}
sisetup{output-exponent-marker=ensuremath{mathrm{e}}}
begin{document}
begin{table}[htbp]
centeringsmall
begin{tabular}{
@{}
l
l
S[table-format=-1.4e1]
S[table-format=1.4e1]
@{}c@{}
}
toprule
multicolumn{2}{@{}c}{Observed variable} & multicolumn{2}{c@{}}{Possible value} \
cmidrule(l){3-4}
&& {Lowest} & {Highest} \
midrule
multicolumn{4}{@{}l@{}}{itshape Blue rods} \
revolute position
& Goalkeeper &
{$-pi$} & {$pi$} \
& Defense &
{$-pi$} & {$pi$} \
& Midfield &
{$-pi$} & {$pi$} \
& Attack &
{$-pi$} & {$pi$} \
addlinespace
prismatic position
& Goalkeeper &
-0.9451e-1 & 0.9451e-1 \
& Defense &
-1.82e-1 & 1.82e-1 \
& Midfield &
-0.665e-1 & 0.665e-1 \
& Attack &
-1.11e-1 & 1.11e-1 \
addlinespace
revolute velocity
& Goalkeeper &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Defense &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Midfield &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Attack &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
addlinespace
prismatic velocity
& Goalkeeper &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Defense &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Midfield &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Attack &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
midrule
multicolumn{4}{@{}l@{}}{itshape Red rods} \
revolute position
& Goalkeeper &
{$-pi$} & {$pi$} \
& Defense &
{$-pi$} & {$pi$} \
& Midfield &
{$-pi$} & {$pi$} \
& Attack &
{$-pi$} & {$pi$} \
addlinespace
prismatic position
& Goalkeeper &
-0.9451e-1 & 0.9451e-1 \
& Defense &
-1.82e-1 & 1.82e-1 \
& Midfield &
-0.665e-1 & 0.665e-1 \
& Attack &
-1.11e-1 & 1.11e-1 \
addlinespace
revolute velocity
& Goalkeeper &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Defense &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Midfield &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Attack &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
addlinespace
prismatic velocity
& Goalkeeper &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Defense &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Midfield &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Attack &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
midrule
multicolumn{4}{@{}l@{}}{itshape Ball} \
position
& x &
-5.75e-1 & 5.75e-1 \
& y &
-3.55e-1 & 3.55e-1 \
& z &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
bottomrule
end{tabular}
caption{Observation space bounds}
end{table}
end{document}
I know that a better approach was possible. Your solution is better than what I was looking for.
– gvgramazio
yesterday
add a comment |
up vote
4
down vote
accepted
up vote
4
down vote
accepted
This is mainly stylistic, but the answer contains also some useful suggestions.
I'd avoid braces, as they add nothing to comprehension. The labels should be aligned to the top row, not in the center, where they're ambiguous. In a table, a blank position means repetition of the value above. This way, the small space between groups is sufficient to make clear what the label refers to.
I'd also divide the table into three sections, adding “Blue rods”, “Red rods” and “Ball” at the top of the sections, in a distinct font for emphasize them.
Using siunitx
is essentially mandatory for numeric tables.
documentclass{book}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{booktabs}
usepackage{siunitx}
sisetup{output-exponent-marker=ensuremath{mathrm{e}}}
begin{document}
begin{table}[htbp]
centeringsmall
begin{tabular}{
@{}
l
l
S[table-format=-1.4e1]
S[table-format=1.4e1]
@{}c@{}
}
toprule
multicolumn{2}{@{}c}{Observed variable} & multicolumn{2}{c@{}}{Possible value} \
cmidrule(l){3-4}
&& {Lowest} & {Highest} \
midrule
multicolumn{4}{@{}l@{}}{itshape Blue rods} \
revolute position
& Goalkeeper &
{$-pi$} & {$pi$} \
& Defense &
{$-pi$} & {$pi$} \
& Midfield &
{$-pi$} & {$pi$} \
& Attack &
{$-pi$} & {$pi$} \
addlinespace
prismatic position
& Goalkeeper &
-0.9451e-1 & 0.9451e-1 \
& Defense &
-1.82e-1 & 1.82e-1 \
& Midfield &
-0.665e-1 & 0.665e-1 \
& Attack &
-1.11e-1 & 1.11e-1 \
addlinespace
revolute velocity
& Goalkeeper &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Defense &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Midfield &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Attack &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
addlinespace
prismatic velocity
& Goalkeeper &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Defense &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Midfield &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Attack &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
midrule
multicolumn{4}{@{}l@{}}{itshape Red rods} \
revolute position
& Goalkeeper &
{$-pi$} & {$pi$} \
& Defense &
{$-pi$} & {$pi$} \
& Midfield &
{$-pi$} & {$pi$} \
& Attack &
{$-pi$} & {$pi$} \
addlinespace
prismatic position
& Goalkeeper &
-0.9451e-1 & 0.9451e-1 \
& Defense &
-1.82e-1 & 1.82e-1 \
& Midfield &
-0.665e-1 & 0.665e-1 \
& Attack &
-1.11e-1 & 1.11e-1 \
addlinespace
revolute velocity
& Goalkeeper &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Defense &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Midfield &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Attack &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
addlinespace
prismatic velocity
& Goalkeeper &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Defense &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Midfield &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Attack &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
midrule
multicolumn{4}{@{}l@{}}{itshape Ball} \
position
& x &
-5.75e-1 & 5.75e-1 \
& y &
-3.55e-1 & 3.55e-1 \
& z &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
bottomrule
end{tabular}
caption{Observation space bounds}
end{table}
end{document}
This is mainly stylistic, but the answer contains also some useful suggestions.
I'd avoid braces, as they add nothing to comprehension. The labels should be aligned to the top row, not in the center, where they're ambiguous. In a table, a blank position means repetition of the value above. This way, the small space between groups is sufficient to make clear what the label refers to.
I'd also divide the table into three sections, adding “Blue rods”, “Red rods” and “Ball” at the top of the sections, in a distinct font for emphasize them.
Using siunitx
is essentially mandatory for numeric tables.
documentclass{book}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{booktabs}
usepackage{siunitx}
sisetup{output-exponent-marker=ensuremath{mathrm{e}}}
begin{document}
begin{table}[htbp]
centeringsmall
begin{tabular}{
@{}
l
l
S[table-format=-1.4e1]
S[table-format=1.4e1]
@{}c@{}
}
toprule
multicolumn{2}{@{}c}{Observed variable} & multicolumn{2}{c@{}}{Possible value} \
cmidrule(l){3-4}
&& {Lowest} & {Highest} \
midrule
multicolumn{4}{@{}l@{}}{itshape Blue rods} \
revolute position
& Goalkeeper &
{$-pi$} & {$pi$} \
& Defense &
{$-pi$} & {$pi$} \
& Midfield &
{$-pi$} & {$pi$} \
& Attack &
{$-pi$} & {$pi$} \
addlinespace
prismatic position
& Goalkeeper &
-0.9451e-1 & 0.9451e-1 \
& Defense &
-1.82e-1 & 1.82e-1 \
& Midfield &
-0.665e-1 & 0.665e-1 \
& Attack &
-1.11e-1 & 1.11e-1 \
addlinespace
revolute velocity
& Goalkeeper &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Defense &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Midfield &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Attack &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
addlinespace
prismatic velocity
& Goalkeeper &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Defense &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Midfield &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Attack &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
midrule
multicolumn{4}{@{}l@{}}{itshape Red rods} \
revolute position
& Goalkeeper &
{$-pi$} & {$pi$} \
& Defense &
{$-pi$} & {$pi$} \
& Midfield &
{$-pi$} & {$pi$} \
& Attack &
{$-pi$} & {$pi$} \
addlinespace
prismatic position
& Goalkeeper &
-0.9451e-1 & 0.9451e-1 \
& Defense &
-1.82e-1 & 1.82e-1 \
& Midfield &
-0.665e-1 & 0.665e-1 \
& Attack &
-1.11e-1 & 1.11e-1 \
addlinespace
revolute velocity
& Goalkeeper &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Defense &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Midfield &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Attack &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
addlinespace
prismatic velocity
& Goalkeeper &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Defense &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Midfield &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
& Attack &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
midrule
multicolumn{4}{@{}l@{}}{itshape Ball} \
position
& x &
-5.75e-1 & 5.75e-1 \
& y &
-3.55e-1 & 3.55e-1 \
& z &
{$-infty$} & {$infty$} \
bottomrule
end{tabular}
caption{Observation space bounds}
end{table}
end{document}
answered yesterday
egreg
702k8618733147
702k8618733147
I know that a better approach was possible. Your solution is better than what I was looking for.
– gvgramazio
yesterday
add a comment |
I know that a better approach was possible. Your solution is better than what I was looking for.
– gvgramazio
yesterday
I know that a better approach was possible. Your solution is better than what I was looking for.
– gvgramazio
yesterday
I know that a better approach was possible. Your solution is better than what I was looking for.
– gvgramazio
yesterday
add a comment |
up vote
3
down vote
edited corrected errors in column headers and renew definition for command case
like this?
documentclass{book}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{booktabs, multirow, makecell}
renewcommandtheadgape{}
usepackage{amsmath}
newcommand{case}[1]%
{$displaystyle
text{makecell[l]{#1}}quad
left{begin{tabular}{l}
Goalkeeper \
Defense \
Midfield \
Attack
end{tabular}right.
$}
begin{document}
begin{table}[htbp]
centering
begin{tabular}{ @{} l *{2}{>{$} c < {$} } @{} }
toprule
thead{Observed variable}
& text{thead{Lowest \ possible value}}
& text{thead{Highest \ possible value}} \
midrule
case{Blue rods: \ prismatic position}
& makecell{-pi \
-pi \
-pi \
-pi}
& makecell{-pi \
-pi \
-pi \
-pi} \
addlinespace
case{Blue rods: \ prismatic position}
& makecell[r]{-0.9451e-1 \
-1.82e-1 \
-0.665e-1 \
-1.11e-1}
& makecell[r]{0.9451e-1 \
1.82e-1 \
0.665e-1 \
1.11e-1} \
addlinespace
case{Red rods: \ prismatic velocity}
& makecell{-infty \
-infty \
-infty \
-infty}
& makecell{infty \
infty \
infty \
infty} \
bottomrule
end{tabular}
caption{Observation space bounds}
label{tab:...}
end{table}
end{document}
This is what I've already tried. I discarded this solution because it doesn't use table rows. The consequence is that the vertical space between values is different from the one between cases. Of course, it could be hard-coded, but I'm against solutions that require high maintenance.
– gvgramazio
yesterday
@gvgramazio, see corrected answer. now (as i see) are removed small discrepancy in vertical aligning of rows. however, contents in cells in last two columns should not bi higher than in the first column.
– Zarko
yesterday
add a comment |
up vote
3
down vote
edited corrected errors in column headers and renew definition for command case
like this?
documentclass{book}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{booktabs, multirow, makecell}
renewcommandtheadgape{}
usepackage{amsmath}
newcommand{case}[1]%
{$displaystyle
text{makecell[l]{#1}}quad
left{begin{tabular}{l}
Goalkeeper \
Defense \
Midfield \
Attack
end{tabular}right.
$}
begin{document}
begin{table}[htbp]
centering
begin{tabular}{ @{} l *{2}{>{$} c < {$} } @{} }
toprule
thead{Observed variable}
& text{thead{Lowest \ possible value}}
& text{thead{Highest \ possible value}} \
midrule
case{Blue rods: \ prismatic position}
& makecell{-pi \
-pi \
-pi \
-pi}
& makecell{-pi \
-pi \
-pi \
-pi} \
addlinespace
case{Blue rods: \ prismatic position}
& makecell[r]{-0.9451e-1 \
-1.82e-1 \
-0.665e-1 \
-1.11e-1}
& makecell[r]{0.9451e-1 \
1.82e-1 \
0.665e-1 \
1.11e-1} \
addlinespace
case{Red rods: \ prismatic velocity}
& makecell{-infty \
-infty \
-infty \
-infty}
& makecell{infty \
infty \
infty \
infty} \
bottomrule
end{tabular}
caption{Observation space bounds}
label{tab:...}
end{table}
end{document}
This is what I've already tried. I discarded this solution because it doesn't use table rows. The consequence is that the vertical space between values is different from the one between cases. Of course, it could be hard-coded, but I'm against solutions that require high maintenance.
– gvgramazio
yesterday
@gvgramazio, see corrected answer. now (as i see) are removed small discrepancy in vertical aligning of rows. however, contents in cells in last two columns should not bi higher than in the first column.
– Zarko
yesterday
add a comment |
up vote
3
down vote
up vote
3
down vote
edited corrected errors in column headers and renew definition for command case
like this?
documentclass{book}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{booktabs, multirow, makecell}
renewcommandtheadgape{}
usepackage{amsmath}
newcommand{case}[1]%
{$displaystyle
text{makecell[l]{#1}}quad
left{begin{tabular}{l}
Goalkeeper \
Defense \
Midfield \
Attack
end{tabular}right.
$}
begin{document}
begin{table}[htbp]
centering
begin{tabular}{ @{} l *{2}{>{$} c < {$} } @{} }
toprule
thead{Observed variable}
& text{thead{Lowest \ possible value}}
& text{thead{Highest \ possible value}} \
midrule
case{Blue rods: \ prismatic position}
& makecell{-pi \
-pi \
-pi \
-pi}
& makecell{-pi \
-pi \
-pi \
-pi} \
addlinespace
case{Blue rods: \ prismatic position}
& makecell[r]{-0.9451e-1 \
-1.82e-1 \
-0.665e-1 \
-1.11e-1}
& makecell[r]{0.9451e-1 \
1.82e-1 \
0.665e-1 \
1.11e-1} \
addlinespace
case{Red rods: \ prismatic velocity}
& makecell{-infty \
-infty \
-infty \
-infty}
& makecell{infty \
infty \
infty \
infty} \
bottomrule
end{tabular}
caption{Observation space bounds}
label{tab:...}
end{table}
end{document}
edited corrected errors in column headers and renew definition for command case
like this?
documentclass{book}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{booktabs, multirow, makecell}
renewcommandtheadgape{}
usepackage{amsmath}
newcommand{case}[1]%
{$displaystyle
text{makecell[l]{#1}}quad
left{begin{tabular}{l}
Goalkeeper \
Defense \
Midfield \
Attack
end{tabular}right.
$}
begin{document}
begin{table}[htbp]
centering
begin{tabular}{ @{} l *{2}{>{$} c < {$} } @{} }
toprule
thead{Observed variable}
& text{thead{Lowest \ possible value}}
& text{thead{Highest \ possible value}} \
midrule
case{Blue rods: \ prismatic position}
& makecell{-pi \
-pi \
-pi \
-pi}
& makecell{-pi \
-pi \
-pi \
-pi} \
addlinespace
case{Blue rods: \ prismatic position}
& makecell[r]{-0.9451e-1 \
-1.82e-1 \
-0.665e-1 \
-1.11e-1}
& makecell[r]{0.9451e-1 \
1.82e-1 \
0.665e-1 \
1.11e-1} \
addlinespace
case{Red rods: \ prismatic velocity}
& makecell{-infty \
-infty \
-infty \
-infty}
& makecell{infty \
infty \
infty \
infty} \
bottomrule
end{tabular}
caption{Observation space bounds}
label{tab:...}
end{table}
end{document}
edited yesterday
answered yesterday
Zarko
118k865155
118k865155
This is what I've already tried. I discarded this solution because it doesn't use table rows. The consequence is that the vertical space between values is different from the one between cases. Of course, it could be hard-coded, but I'm against solutions that require high maintenance.
– gvgramazio
yesterday
@gvgramazio, see corrected answer. now (as i see) are removed small discrepancy in vertical aligning of rows. however, contents in cells in last two columns should not bi higher than in the first column.
– Zarko
yesterday
add a comment |
This is what I've already tried. I discarded this solution because it doesn't use table rows. The consequence is that the vertical space between values is different from the one between cases. Of course, it could be hard-coded, but I'm against solutions that require high maintenance.
– gvgramazio
yesterday
@gvgramazio, see corrected answer. now (as i see) are removed small discrepancy in vertical aligning of rows. however, contents in cells in last two columns should not bi higher than in the first column.
– Zarko
yesterday
This is what I've already tried. I discarded this solution because it doesn't use table rows. The consequence is that the vertical space between values is different from the one between cases. Of course, it could be hard-coded, but I'm against solutions that require high maintenance.
– gvgramazio
yesterday
This is what I've already tried. I discarded this solution because it doesn't use table rows. The consequence is that the vertical space between values is different from the one between cases. Of course, it could be hard-coded, but I'm against solutions that require high maintenance.
– gvgramazio
yesterday
@gvgramazio, see corrected answer. now (as i see) are removed small discrepancy in vertical aligning of rows. however, contents in cells in last two columns should not bi higher than in the first column.
– Zarko
yesterday
@gvgramazio, see corrected answer. now (as i see) are removed small discrepancy in vertical aligning of rows. however, contents in cells in last two columns should not bi higher than in the first column.
– Zarko
yesterday
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
A solution with a simpler code, based on bigdelim
:
documentclass{book}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{booktabs}
usepackage{multirow, bigdelim}
usepackage{makecell}
newcommand{e}[1]{,mathrm{e}{#1}}
begin{document}
begin{table}[htbp]
centering
renewcommand{theadfont}{normalsize}
begin{tabular}{@{}l@{ ,}cl*{2}{c}@{}}
toprule
multicolumn{3}{c}{Observed variable} &
thead{Lowest \ possible value} &
thead{Highest \ possible value} \
midrule
addlinespace[1.5ex]
& ldelim{{4}{0pt} & Goalkeeper &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
Blue rods: & & Defense &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
revolute position & & Midfield &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
& & Attack &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
addlinespace[2ex]
& ldelim{{4}{0pt} & Goalkeeper &
$-0.9451e{-1}$ & $ 0.9451e{-1}$ \
Blue rods: & & Defense &
$-1.82e{-1}$ & $1.82e{-1}$ \
prismatic position & & Midfield &
$-0.665e{-1}$ & $0.665e{-1}$ \
& & Attack &
$-1.11e{-1}$ & $1.11e{-1}$ \
addlinespace[2ex]
multirow{4}{*}{makecell[l]{Blue rods: \ revolute velocity}}
& ldelim{{4}{0pt} & Goalkeeper &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
Blue rods: & & Defense &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
revolute velocity & & Midfield &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& & Attack &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
addlinespace[2ex]
& ldelim{{4}{0pt} & Goalkeeper &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
Blue rods: & & Defense &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
prismatic velocity & & Midfield &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& & Attack &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
addlinespace[2ex]
& ldelim{{4}{0pt} & Goalkeeper &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
Red rods: & & Defense &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
revolute position & & Midfield &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
& & Attack &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
addlinespace[2ex]
& ldelim{{4}{0pt} & Goalkeeper &
$-0.9451e{-1}$ & $0.9451e{-1}$ \
Red rods: & & Defense &
$-1.82e{-1}$ & $1.82e{-1}$ \
prismatic position & & Midfield &
$-0.665e{-1}$ & $0.665e{-1}$ \
& & Attack &
$-1.11e{-1}$ & $1.11e{-1}$ \
addlinespace[2ex]
& ldelim{{4}{0pt} & Goalkeeper &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
Red rods: & & Defense &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
revolute velocity & & Midfield &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& & Attack &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
addlinespace[2ex]
& ldelim{{4}{0pt} & Goalkeeper &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
Red rods: & & Defense &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
prismatic velocity & & Midfield &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& & Attack &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
addlinespace[2ex]
multirow{3}{*}{makecell[l]{Ball: \ position}}
& ldelim{{3}{0pt} & x &
$-5.75e{-1}$ & $5.75e{-1}$ \
& & y &
$-3.55e{-1}$ & $3.55e{-1}$ \
& & z &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
addlinespace[1ex]
bottomrule
end{tabular}
caption{Observation space bounds}
end{table}
end{document}
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A solution with a simpler code, based on bigdelim
:
documentclass{book}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{booktabs}
usepackage{multirow, bigdelim}
usepackage{makecell}
newcommand{e}[1]{,mathrm{e}{#1}}
begin{document}
begin{table}[htbp]
centering
renewcommand{theadfont}{normalsize}
begin{tabular}{@{}l@{ ,}cl*{2}{c}@{}}
toprule
multicolumn{3}{c}{Observed variable} &
thead{Lowest \ possible value} &
thead{Highest \ possible value} \
midrule
addlinespace[1.5ex]
& ldelim{{4}{0pt} & Goalkeeper &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
Blue rods: & & Defense &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
revolute position & & Midfield &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
& & Attack &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
addlinespace[2ex]
& ldelim{{4}{0pt} & Goalkeeper &
$-0.9451e{-1}$ & $ 0.9451e{-1}$ \
Blue rods: & & Defense &
$-1.82e{-1}$ & $1.82e{-1}$ \
prismatic position & & Midfield &
$-0.665e{-1}$ & $0.665e{-1}$ \
& & Attack &
$-1.11e{-1}$ & $1.11e{-1}$ \
addlinespace[2ex]
multirow{4}{*}{makecell[l]{Blue rods: \ revolute velocity}}
& ldelim{{4}{0pt} & Goalkeeper &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
Blue rods: & & Defense &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
revolute velocity & & Midfield &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& & Attack &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
addlinespace[2ex]
& ldelim{{4}{0pt} & Goalkeeper &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
Blue rods: & & Defense &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
prismatic velocity & & Midfield &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& & Attack &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
addlinespace[2ex]
& ldelim{{4}{0pt} & Goalkeeper &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
Red rods: & & Defense &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
revolute position & & Midfield &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
& & Attack &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
addlinespace[2ex]
& ldelim{{4}{0pt} & Goalkeeper &
$-0.9451e{-1}$ & $0.9451e{-1}$ \
Red rods: & & Defense &
$-1.82e{-1}$ & $1.82e{-1}$ \
prismatic position & & Midfield &
$-0.665e{-1}$ & $0.665e{-1}$ \
& & Attack &
$-1.11e{-1}$ & $1.11e{-1}$ \
addlinespace[2ex]
& ldelim{{4}{0pt} & Goalkeeper &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
Red rods: & & Defense &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
revolute velocity & & Midfield &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& & Attack &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
addlinespace[2ex]
& ldelim{{4}{0pt} & Goalkeeper &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
Red rods: & & Defense &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
prismatic velocity & & Midfield &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& & Attack &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
addlinespace[2ex]
multirow{3}{*}{makecell[l]{Ball: \ position}}
& ldelim{{3}{0pt} & x &
$-5.75e{-1}$ & $5.75e{-1}$ \
& & y &
$-3.55e{-1}$ & $3.55e{-1}$ \
& & z &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
addlinespace[1ex]
bottomrule
end{tabular}
caption{Observation space bounds}
end{table}
end{document}
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up vote
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down vote
A solution with a simpler code, based on bigdelim
:
documentclass{book}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{booktabs}
usepackage{multirow, bigdelim}
usepackage{makecell}
newcommand{e}[1]{,mathrm{e}{#1}}
begin{document}
begin{table}[htbp]
centering
renewcommand{theadfont}{normalsize}
begin{tabular}{@{}l@{ ,}cl*{2}{c}@{}}
toprule
multicolumn{3}{c}{Observed variable} &
thead{Lowest \ possible value} &
thead{Highest \ possible value} \
midrule
addlinespace[1.5ex]
& ldelim{{4}{0pt} & Goalkeeper &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
Blue rods: & & Defense &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
revolute position & & Midfield &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
& & Attack &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
addlinespace[2ex]
& ldelim{{4}{0pt} & Goalkeeper &
$-0.9451e{-1}$ & $ 0.9451e{-1}$ \
Blue rods: & & Defense &
$-1.82e{-1}$ & $1.82e{-1}$ \
prismatic position & & Midfield &
$-0.665e{-1}$ & $0.665e{-1}$ \
& & Attack &
$-1.11e{-1}$ & $1.11e{-1}$ \
addlinespace[2ex]
multirow{4}{*}{makecell[l]{Blue rods: \ revolute velocity}}
& ldelim{{4}{0pt} & Goalkeeper &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
Blue rods: & & Defense &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
revolute velocity & & Midfield &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& & Attack &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
addlinespace[2ex]
& ldelim{{4}{0pt} & Goalkeeper &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
Blue rods: & & Defense &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
prismatic velocity & & Midfield &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& & Attack &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
addlinespace[2ex]
& ldelim{{4}{0pt} & Goalkeeper &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
Red rods: & & Defense &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
revolute position & & Midfield &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
& & Attack &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
addlinespace[2ex]
& ldelim{{4}{0pt} & Goalkeeper &
$-0.9451e{-1}$ & $0.9451e{-1}$ \
Red rods: & & Defense &
$-1.82e{-1}$ & $1.82e{-1}$ \
prismatic position & & Midfield &
$-0.665e{-1}$ & $0.665e{-1}$ \
& & Attack &
$-1.11e{-1}$ & $1.11e{-1}$ \
addlinespace[2ex]
& ldelim{{4}{0pt} & Goalkeeper &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
Red rods: & & Defense &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
revolute velocity & & Midfield &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& & Attack &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
addlinespace[2ex]
& ldelim{{4}{0pt} & Goalkeeper &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
Red rods: & & Defense &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
prismatic velocity & & Midfield &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& & Attack &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
addlinespace[2ex]
multirow{3}{*}{makecell[l]{Ball: \ position}}
& ldelim{{3}{0pt} & x &
$-5.75e{-1}$ & $5.75e{-1}$ \
& & y &
$-3.55e{-1}$ & $3.55e{-1}$ \
& & z &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
addlinespace[1ex]
bottomrule
end{tabular}
caption{Observation space bounds}
end{table}
end{document}
A solution with a simpler code, based on bigdelim
:
documentclass{book}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{booktabs}
usepackage{multirow, bigdelim}
usepackage{makecell}
newcommand{e}[1]{,mathrm{e}{#1}}
begin{document}
begin{table}[htbp]
centering
renewcommand{theadfont}{normalsize}
begin{tabular}{@{}l@{ ,}cl*{2}{c}@{}}
toprule
multicolumn{3}{c}{Observed variable} &
thead{Lowest \ possible value} &
thead{Highest \ possible value} \
midrule
addlinespace[1.5ex]
& ldelim{{4}{0pt} & Goalkeeper &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
Blue rods: & & Defense &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
revolute position & & Midfield &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
& & Attack &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
addlinespace[2ex]
& ldelim{{4}{0pt} & Goalkeeper &
$-0.9451e{-1}$ & $ 0.9451e{-1}$ \
Blue rods: & & Defense &
$-1.82e{-1}$ & $1.82e{-1}$ \
prismatic position & & Midfield &
$-0.665e{-1}$ & $0.665e{-1}$ \
& & Attack &
$-1.11e{-1}$ & $1.11e{-1}$ \
addlinespace[2ex]
multirow{4}{*}{makecell[l]{Blue rods: \ revolute velocity}}
& ldelim{{4}{0pt} & Goalkeeper &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
Blue rods: & & Defense &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
revolute velocity & & Midfield &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& & Attack &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
addlinespace[2ex]
& ldelim{{4}{0pt} & Goalkeeper &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
Blue rods: & & Defense &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
prismatic velocity & & Midfield &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& & Attack &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
addlinespace[2ex]
& ldelim{{4}{0pt} & Goalkeeper &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
Red rods: & & Defense &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
revolute position & & Midfield &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
& & Attack &
$-pi$ & $pi$ \
addlinespace[2ex]
& ldelim{{4}{0pt} & Goalkeeper &
$-0.9451e{-1}$ & $0.9451e{-1}$ \
Red rods: & & Defense &
$-1.82e{-1}$ & $1.82e{-1}$ \
prismatic position & & Midfield &
$-0.665e{-1}$ & $0.665e{-1}$ \
& & Attack &
$-1.11e{-1}$ & $1.11e{-1}$ \
addlinespace[2ex]
& ldelim{{4}{0pt} & Goalkeeper &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
Red rods: & & Defense &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
revolute velocity & & Midfield &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& & Attack &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
addlinespace[2ex]
& ldelim{{4}{0pt} & Goalkeeper &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
Red rods: & & Defense &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
prismatic velocity & & Midfield &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
& & Attack &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
addlinespace[2ex]
multirow{3}{*}{makecell[l]{Ball: \ position}}
& ldelim{{3}{0pt} & x &
$-5.75e{-1}$ & $5.75e{-1}$ \
& & y &
$-3.55e{-1}$ & $3.55e{-1}$ \
& & z &
$-infty$ & $infty$ \
addlinespace[1ex]
bottomrule
end{tabular}
caption{Observation space bounds}
end{table}
end{document}
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I might remove those entries and make a new table, with a caption mentioning "For Goalkeeper, Defense, Midfield, and Attack".
– Teepeemm
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