I want to recognize that two different LaTeX strings have the same meaning.
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Toru Kuniyoshi
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about 2 years ago
Does myscript have this feature
can I compare multiple LaTeX strings for meaning equality?
I want to recognize that two different LaTeX strings have the same meaning.
For example
\frac{e+1}{4} is right answer.
\frac{1+e}{4} which is also right answer in meaning.
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Gwenaelle @MyScript
said
about 2 years ago
Dear Toru Kuniyoshi,
Thank you for your question.
MyScript iink performs ink recognition. So for instance, it allows you to convert your ink into LaTeX output for Math part.
But checking that \frac{e+1}{4} and \frac{1+e}{4} are both equivalent is out of MyScript scope. So for comparing multiple LaTeX strings, you have to implement your own solution.
MyScript iink performs ink recognition. So for instance, it allows you to convert your ink into LaTeX output for Math part.
But checking that \frac{e+1}{4} and \frac{1+e}{4} are both equivalent is out of MyScript scope. So for comparing multiple LaTeX strings, you have to implement your own solution.
Toru Kuniyoshi
Does myscript have this feature
can I compare multiple LaTeX strings for meaning equality?
I want to recognize that two different LaTeX strings have the same meaning.
For example
\frac{e+1}{4} is right answer.
\frac{1+e}{4} which is also right answer in meaning.
Dear Toru Kuniyoshi,
Thank you for your question.
MyScript iink performs ink recognition. So for instance, it allows you to convert your ink into LaTeX output for Math part.
But checking that \frac{e+1}{4} and \frac{1+e}{4} are both equivalent is out of MyScript scope. So for comparing multiple LaTeX strings, you have to implement your own solution.
Regards,
Gwenaëlle
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Thank you for the answer.
I will try to find another way.
Gwenaelle @MyScript
Dear Toru Kuniyoshi,
Thank you for your question.
MyScript iink performs ink recognition. So for instance, it allows you to convert your ink into LaTeX output for Math part.
But checking that \frac{e+1}{4} and \frac{1+e}{4} are both equivalent is out of MyScript scope. So for comparing multiple LaTeX strings, you have to implement your own solution.
Regards,
Gwenaëlle