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Add drafts of annotated equations for modeling R tutorials - #111
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Last year students requested annotated equations to help them understand/review the time-series models. This provides an infrastructure for that using color/bracket based annotations using mathjax to allow dynamic rendering on the site. Initial drafts built using Claude Code based on the existing equations in the lecture material. The annotations themselves are somewhat lacking as a result. I've started to edit the first lessons worth of annotations and will given them a thorough review and edit as we get to the material each week during this run of the course.
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Last year students requested annotated equations to help them understand/review the time-series models. This provides an infrastructure for that using color/bracket based annotations using mathjax to allow dynamic rendering on the site.
Initial drafts built using Claude Code with extensive revisions to basic time-series modeling exercises by me. Remaining annotations themselves are somewhat lacking, but I will thorough review and edit as we get to the material each week during this run of the course.