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MathWidget Recognition Error
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Dear Chun Bo Zhao,
Indeed, as the MathWidget has not been designed to display chemical symbols, this is not suprising you are getting this behavior.
What can be done is use an external latex libary to display the result. Unfortunately, with this you will loose the interactivity of the widget.
Best regards,
Olivier
Indeed, as the MathWidget has not been designed to display chemical symbols, this is not suprising you are getting this behavior.
What can be done is use an external latex libary to display the result. Unfortunately, with this you will loose the interactivity of the widget.
Best regards,
Olivier
that is say the rule of overscript is only support 'symbol3 = ∏ ∑ ∫ ∮ ∬ ∭ ∯ ∰ ∐' and 'symbol5 = - ∧ ← → ↔'?
Can not these symbols be customized?
Dear Chun Bo Zhao,
you can of course tune the gramar definition according to your needs.
Nevertheless, as our technology may not have been trained with some use-cases, accuracy may not be quite good.
Best regards,
Olivier
you can of course tune the gramar definition according to your needs.
Nevertheless, as our technology may not have been trained with some use-cases, accuracy may not be quite good.
Best regards,
Olivier
Okay,I understand now, thanks for your help.
CHUN BO ZHAO
I want more convenient to recognition chimical symbols.
for example
so i custom some symbols and rules
symbol1 = Al SO CO
symbol9 = +3 +2
exponentiable ::= identity(symbol9)
| identity(symbol1)
| identity(sqrtTerm)
| overscript(symbol1, symbol9)
...
i draw this
on LaTex editor online and recognition result is '{+3}\\{Al}_{2}O_{3}',but the MathWidget recognition result is 'Al^{+3}_{2}O_{3}'
the result is error for me,what should i do ?
i use the MathWidget on ATK