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I haven't really investigated, but I suspect that in the introductory math/phys/chem courses you'll find that variable names/values also change in various ways.
by Fixnum 17y ago
I haven't really investigated, but I suspect that in the introductory math/phys/chem courses you'll find that variable names/values also change in various ways. So in keeping track of what's "different or new", you end up not needing just dependencies but, realistically (in terms of reader convenience, but also due to difficulty of parsing OCR'd math problems to determine which are 'isomorphic'), all the problems from the latest edition. Which might not quite be 'fair use.'
I am not sure about other courses like bio or psych.
Good luck solving the textbook problem, though ...
- realitygrill 17y agoI hadn't thought about the math OCR (nor 'fair use', obviously), since intro books tend to use very simple math. But your point with variable names seems especially difficult.. thanks! For more verbose subjects like bio, or psych, or econ something like the software they use to check for plagiarism should work beautifully.