I find it cumbersome to typeset \({mathbb E}[x]\), “the expectation of x”, in LaTeX. I’ve simplified the code a little.
First, include these lines in the header of your document:
usepackage{amsmath}
usepackage{amsfonts}
newcommand{e}[1]{{mathbb E}left[ #1 right]}
This calls on the necessary packages and makes a new function e which takes one argument. The outcome is that argument within appropriately-sized square brackets and prefaced with the expectation sign.
For example, the code e{x^2}=10 results in \({mathbb E}[x^2]=10\).
Thanks for your code.
I could use similar code for probability symbol right?
Yep, you sure can.