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KOMA-Script
KOMA-Script is a bundle of versatile LaTeX classes and packages
KOMA-Script provides drop-in replacements for the LaTeX standard classes article, report, and book. These KOMA-Script classes scrartcl, scrreprt, and scrbook are much more configurable than the standard classes. Additionally, KOMA-Script provides a completely new designed letter class that is also very versatil. Predefined setting (letter class options) are available, e.g., for German letters, US-American letters, Swiss letters, French letters, and Japanese letters. There are several... -
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Rapid LaTeX OCR
Formula recognition based on LaTeX-OCR and ONNXRuntime
Formula recognition based on LaTeX-OCR and ONNXRuntime. rapid_latex_ocr is a tool to convert formula images to latex format. The reasoning code in the repo is modified from LaTeX-OCR, the model has all been converted to ONNX format, and the reasoning code has been simplified, Inference is faster and easier to deploy. The repo only has codes based on ONNXRuntime or OpenVINO inference in onnx format and does not contain training model codes. If you want to train your own model, please move to... -
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SwiftLaTeX
SwiftLaTeX, a WYSIWYG Browser-based LaTeX Editor
SwiftLaTeX, LaTeX Engines in Browsers with optional WYSIWYG support. We are a big fan of WebAssembly and all computation is done locally. -
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kaobook
A LaTeX class for books, reports or theses
This class is based on the work of Ken Arroyo Ohori for his doctoral thesis. The salient features of the class are as follows. Wide margin to house captions, small figures or tables, and textual notes. Mini table of contents in the margin at the start of each chapter. Easily customisable chapter headings. Flexible citations with references both in the margin and in the bibliography at the end. Powered by KOMA-Script. Many commands have been redefined to ease the life of the user. A better... -
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pylatexenc
Simple LaTeX parser providing latex-to-unicode and unicode-to-latex
Simple LaTeX parser providing latex-to-unicode and unicode-to-latex conversion. Python 3.4 or 2.7. The library is designed to be as backward-compatible as reasonably possible and is able to run on old Python versions should it be necessary. (Use the setup.py script directly if you have Python 3.7, poetry doesn't seem to work with old Python versions.) The pylatexenc.latexencode module provides a function unicode_to_latex() which converts a Unicode string into LaTeX text and escape sequences.... -
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arxiv-collector
Little Python script to collect LaTeX sources for upload to the arXiv
A little Python script to collect LaTeX sources for upload to the arXiv. Install with pip install arxiv-collector or conda install -c conda-forge arxiv-collector, or just download arxiv_collector.py, it's a stand-alone script with no dependencies. Works with any reasonable version of Python 3, or 2.7 if you really must. -
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matlab2tikz
Converts MATLAB®/Octave figures to TikZ/pgfplots figures
matlab2tikz is a MATLAB(R) script to convert native MATLAB(R) figures to TikZ/Pgfplots figures that integrate seamlessly in LaTeX documents. matlab2tikz supports the conversion of most MATLAB figures, including 2D and 3D plots. For plots constructed with third-party packages, your mileage may vary. Sometimes, MATLAB makes it hard to create matching LaTeX plots by keeping invisible objects around or stretching the plots too far beyond the bounding box. -
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calc2booktab.latex
Script for OpenOffice/LibreOffice to convert tables to Latex-Code
.... -------------------------------------------------------------------------- A Python extension for OpenOffice/LibreOffice to convert selected cells to LaTeX-Code. Its similar to Calc2Latex, but typographic formatting is more advanced (numeric columns, dcolumn-package, booktab-package) Script is tested and working with... ... Ubuntu 12.04 64 bit / LibreOffice 3 ... Windows 7 64 bit / LibreOffice 3* ... Arch Linux 64 bit / LibreOffice 4.2 *Encoding problems with special characters (non-unicode) on Windows reported. -
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Perl script for automatic distinct processing of LaTeX programmed inline drawings allows use of incompatible illustration tools in the same document and critically reduce recompilation time.
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1. Create an object-oriented python script that can represent mathematical concepts and their properties. 2. Represent all numeric values exactly. 3. Provide a variety of formats to export or embed representations of the mathematical concepts.
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This perl script helps users to create LaTeX Beamer Class presentations with the lowest effort possible. Just write an indented outline, the script does the rest. Status: useable (already in productive use by developer)
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