[Tex/LaTex] How to automatically convert a LaTeX math-mode equation into Python / numpy code

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Mathpix converts scanned formulas into LaTeX math code. Is there a similar tool that automatically converts scanned formulas or LaTeX math-mode equations (code) into python and numpy code?

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latex2sympy might be what you are looking for.

Well, it does sympy, but from there it's easier to go to python and numpy, with the lambdify command, I think.

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In the LaTeX source you posted, you have an error at:

comment=[l]{#},

Change this to:

comment=[l]{\#},

and it compiles for me.

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In your short example, you are trying to print file names. But in general, file names will not be valid LaTeX, since they may contain underscores, etc. If you do something like

print('\\verb|' + name + '|\n')

then the file names will be wrapped in a \verb command and thus special characters won't be an issue.

Also, you don't need the % after the python environment.

Depending on what you ultimately want to do, you may wish to consider the pythontex package. It provides a lot of additional features, but also involves a three-step compile process (LaTeX, pythontex.py, and then LaTeX again)

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