Template:ProbMacro
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\newcommand{\P}[1]{\mathbb{P}\left[{#1}\right]} \newcommand{\Plcond}[2]{\mathbb{P}\left.\left[{#1}\right\vert{#2}\right]} \newcommand{\Prcond}[2]{\mathbb{P}\left[{#1}\left\vert{#2}\right.\right]}
Description
- Prototype created: 3rd Nov 2017
- Purpose: to be included and uniformly provide a short cut to typing \mathbb{P}\left[(whatever)\right] every time
- No spaces are provided either side of the \vert in conditional versions.
Tasks
TODO: Remove this when there are none left
- Support variations, for example to underbrace things without the brackets becoming huge
- Support things like \mathbb{P}'[A] or \overline{\mathbb{P} }[A]
- If Plcond and Prcond always work the same, introduce Pcond alone. I have no solution right now. Examples of why below
- They are named so that the left one is sized by the first argument, the right one is sized by the second (due to the \vert in the middle)
Tests
- \P{A} , \Prcond{A}{B}
- lcond:
- \Plcond{\sum^n_{k\eq 1} }{\text{small} }
- \Plcond{\text{small} }{\sum^n_{k\eq 1} }
- rcond:
- \Prcond{\sum^n_{k\eq 1} }{\text{small} }
- \Prcond{\text{small} }{\sum^n_{k\eq 1} }
- lcond:
Pay careful condition to the \vert heights as much as the [ and ]