How can we convert Latex representation into symbolic math.
For example,
A LaTex representation
y = \int x^2
Has an equivalent symbolic math representation as
syms x
y = int(x*x, x)
Is there a function to perform this action? I know that there exists a function latex in matlab and I want the exact inverse of this function.
You can create, run, and share symbolic math code. In the MATLAB® Live Editor, you can get next-step suggestions for symbolic workflows. The toolbox provides functions in common mathematical areas such as calculus, linear algebra, algebraic and differential equations, equation simplification, and equation manipulation.
You can use the CHAR method for symbolic objects to convert them to strings and the FPRINTF function to print the strings to the screen. Here's an example: syms x y z; %# Define symbolic variables eq = 2*x+3*y+4*z; %# Create symbolic equation fprintf('The equation for the rectifying plane is: %s = D. \n',char(eq));
Matlab latex command converts matlab's syntax to latex's syntax. There is no function in matlab that parses LaTeX syntax into matlab's.
Your closest approximation to latex syntax inside Matlab is MuPAD.
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