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The goal of this project is to convert image snippets of equations to latex code.
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It worked
i also install [gui]
how do i use it
…On Thu, 6 Oct, 2022, 5:26 pm Lukas Blecher, ***@***.***> wrote:
Looks like the weights were not completely downloaded.
To fix this please run:
python -m pix2tex.model.checkpoints.get_latest_checkpoint
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May i help you in one way or another?
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Yes, at the moment only one at a time.
But I'm working on it...
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The goal of this project is to convert image snippets of equations to latex code.
So you would have to take a screen shot (eg using the gui) of each equation in your pdf.
Regarding the installation, you will have to follow the readme.
But it sould be simple