Re:TeXMe Self-rendering Markdown and LaTeX documents
by mnky9800n on Monday September 21, 2020 @08:12PM
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I would like to see a math equation traceback. Like for a stochastic model of animal population distribution you might have something like
p_ih = p_0exp[(ad_ih)^c + (b*s_star)^e]
and it would be really nice if you could just see the traceback on everything, like you click on s_star and it takes you to the definition
s_star = (s_max - s_h)/(s_max - s_min)
and you can keep going until you are done. I guess I'm just tlaking about a wiki at this point but the focus would be on integrating the definitions into the equation itself so that when you read it in a textbook or whatever you can see where the ultimate comes from.
p_ih = p_0exp[(ad_ih)^c + (b*s_star)^e]
and it would be really nice if you could just see the traceback on everything, like you click on s_star and it takes you to the definition
s_star = (s_max - s_h)/(s_max - s_min)
and you can keep going until you are done. I guess I'm just tlaking about a wiki at this point but the focus would be on integrating the definitions into the equation itself so that when you read it in a textbook or whatever you can see where the ultimate comes from.