the problem about handwritten math formula recognition and export latex

[leenty]

I am very excited to have such a good handwritten formula recognition tool, which has helped me a lot.
I found several problems in using it.
Next I'll list some ambiguities and the latex code I expect to produce

state：occasionally recognition errors
write：△ABC
expect：\\triangle ABC
actual：\\Delta ABC

state：hard to recognize correctly
write：ac // df
expect：ac\\parallel df
actual：ac\\left| \\right| df

state：Incorrect recognition
write：3′ 45″
expect：3′ 45″
actual：3^{1}45^{11}

state：Incorrect recognition
write：20℃
expect：20℃
actual：20^{0}C

state：Incorrect recognition
write：⏥abcd
result：Incorrect recognition

[MyScriptSupport]

Dear Leenty,

thank you for contacting us and your questions.

To answer these:
write：△ABC
=> This usually occurs when the triangle has the same size than the letters. Currently, you should create a custom grammar definition in which you remove the delta symbol. The triangle will then no longer be confused with the delta, and will be properly recognized.

write：ac // df
=> In the same way, we recommend you create a custom gramar in which you remove all symbols that may be confused with the parallel and ensure you have the parallel symbol

write：3′ 45″
=> This is currently not properly supported. We would recommend that you do a "post-treatment" and when "exponent 1" or "exponent 11" is found, you replace it accordingly.

write：20℃
=> Degree is indeed difficult to recognize, as easily confused with expononent 0. There are basically 2 possibilites, either you remove the support of the exponent or when exponent 0 is found, you replace it by degree.

write：⏥abcd
=>this symbol is not supported, we will then not be able to return it.

Based on the above, you then understand the default grammar we provide is for a general purpose. It should be customized according to anyone's needs. More explanation to tune it can be found in our documentation: https://developer.myscript.com/docs/interactive-ink/1.3/android/advanced/build-custom-resources/#math

Best regards,

Olivier