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It doesn't support '⊂'. It supports 'c' and 'C', but not '⊂'. Edit: It's amazing work by the way, but distinguishing those definitely needs more training.
by robertskmiles 15y ago
It doesn't support '⊂'. It supports 'c' and 'C', but not '⊂'.
Edit: It's amazing work by the way, but distinguishing those definitely needs more training.
- gpakosz 15y agoWriting '⊂' alone would likely be recognized as 'c' or 'C' because the decision is based on the context. 'A ⊂ B' is unkikely going to be recognized as 'A c B' or 'A C B'