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Reference Documents: InftyReader: An OCR System for Math Documents (115 KB Word Document) Important InftyReader User Guidelines (243 KB Word document) About InftyReader: InftyReader is an Optical Character Recognition (OCR) application that recognizes and translates image-based scientific documents (including math symbols) into LaTeX, MathML and XHTML. InftyReader can recognize tables including math expressions in the [...]
Note 1: All of the black and white (binary) images below were scanned at 600 DPI. Note 2: It took InftyReader only three (3) minutes to scan, OCR and convert all 12 PNG images below into MathML files. If your office of disability services is manually creating MAthML files from printed textbooks InftyReader can save [...]
1. BMP image of math equations -> 2. being converted, automatically, into a LaTeX file 3. BMP image of math equations -> 4. being converted, automatically, into a MathML file 5. PNG image of math equations -> 6. being converted, automatically, into a LaTeX file 7. PNG image of math equations -> 8. being converted, [...]
Original Author(s): Michael Zacherle This document describes MathML and its use within DAISY books. It is meant to be a short starter with further references. The target audience is primarily teachers and students, as well as publishers and developers of DAISY reading products and services. I hope that this document provides information helpful to the [...]
Steve Noble, Accessibility Research Consultant (Guest Author) Rick Clinton, Accessibility Advocate and Leader at Pearson Higher Education, recently blogged in Accessible Mathematics: HTML eBooks about Pearson’s work to create “screen-readable” eBook versions of their mathematics and statistics textbooks which are formatted in HTML and MathML. They have been gradually adding to this collection for a [...]
ChromeVox now supports the reading of mathematical content found on the web. In particular it supports the smart verbal presentation and exploration of content that is either given in MathML or rendered with MathJaX. Presentation: Mathematical expressions are verbally presented during normal text navigation with ChromeVox. A special announcement is made at the end of [...]
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