ink2tex: handwritten math to LaTeX, fully on-device#963
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Holy LLM PR batman. The description is obvious LLM prose, adding more information than is needed, or even relevant, and the recipe itself is full of LLM level comments that do not match the format of recipes in the rest of this repository. The upstream repository also lists two licenses but doesn't provide guidelines for when one is required over the other, the recipe unilaterally chooses the more permissive license. As you are the copyright holder, you have the right to choose the license, but it's not clear to me how our distribution is allowed to use MIT over Apache 2.0. This also has only rm2 as the supported arch, which is way more relevant than anything about no cloud/network/launcher/rm2fb. |
Draw a symbol with the pen to get the LaTeX command, or write a line of math to get LaTeX back. Runs on the tablet CPU; reads the pen via evdev and prints to stdout over SSH, so no launcher and no rm2fb. Upstream is dual-licensed MIT OR Apache-2.0 (licensee's choice; see the upstream README). Weights are trained on Detexify and HWRT, both ODbL; the attribution notice is installed with the package.
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Fair points, all three taken:
Description above rewritten too. Happy to trim further if it's still not |
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Adds ink2tex (rm2 only): draw a math symbol with the pen and get the LaTeX command, or write a line of math and get LaTeX back. Runs on the tablet CPU; reads the pen via evdev and prints to stdout over SSH, so no launcher and no rm2fb dependency.
Upstream is dual-licensed MIT OR Apache-2.0, licensee's choice (clarified in the upstream README). Weights are trained on Detexify and HWRT, both ODbL; the attribution notice installs with the package. rm2 only because that is the only hardware verified.