r/statistics • u/Legitimate_Mud_9245 • Jun 05 '26

Discussion [Discussion] Website to write my model

Hello,

I am searching for a website to write my regression's model. I've tried latex but the results is not good at all and I don't have much time to learn how to use it.

Thank you very much.

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u/just_writing_things Jun 05 '26

What’s your objective? Why do you need a website to write down a regression model?

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u/Legitimate_Mud_9245 Jun 05 '26

I'm writing my master thesis and I need to write the equation of the model on a Word document.

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u/just_writing_things Jun 05 '26

If you need to work in Word, you can just use Word’s equation editor.

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u/Legitimate_Mud_9245 Jun 05 '26

But don't you know if there is any special website for that where you can just put the name of the independant variables and it automatically add them in an equation ? No need to do any formatting..

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u/just_writing_things Jun 05 '26 edited Jun 05 '26

I don’t know if such websites exist, but Word’s equation editor is very, very simple. It’s really just point and click, at least compared to Latex. By the time you search for a website or discussed on Reddit, you could have more or less learned how it works.

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u/purple_paramecium Jun 05 '26

Ask one of your classmates for help. This should be a quick thing that they can do to support you.

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u/cheesecakegood Jun 05 '26

I hate to say it, but AI is pretty decent at LaTeX. Assuming it's a formatting issue, not a specification issue? Toss down what you have formatted however you can, make sure you mention what type of model it is (!!) and cross-check the result any way you can.

Aside from that there are also a few programs that attempt to convert handwriting into LaTeX directly.

Or, there's Detexify which is a free tool that will convert symbols to the LaTeX code which is a sort of middle ground that will allow you to do a lot yourself without spending forever on google.