LaTeX Help
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I'm not sure I understand what you mean about LaTeX editors being unable to recognize the string. It should be normal LaTeX code. You should insert the packages at the top of the file and insert the table into the body of the LaTeX. (If you are new to LaTeX, I recommend just feeding the string to any language model and asking how to build it. Most people use overleaf.com for compiling.) |
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Is there a good way to directly convert a LaTeX table into a displayable format, such as an image? I've tried many LaTeX editors, but none of them can correctly recognize this string. Currently, I'm using Python code to parse it, but I often run into issues, especially when y contains multiple variables like y1, y2, y3. Is there a better way to present the results? Although the Hall of Fame has a nice representation, it lacks the crucial score information, which I have to add manually. Alternatively, is there a better method to output clear and understandable formulas, along with detailed information about complexity, score, loss, etc.? I'm just not sure.
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