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It's intended behavior. They are mathematical symbols and have a different semantic meaning.
by treve 2y ago
It's intended behavior. They are mathematical symbols and have a different semantic meaning.
- oniony 2y agoAnd yet every human that sees them used this way gets it. It would not be that hard for the screen reader software to do similarly.
- happytoexplain 2y agoDifficulty isn't the problem, as stated. The issue is that software doesn't know what "used this way" means - only humans do.
- IshKebab 2y agoPlease. You could get good results with basic heuristics, without even using AI.
- eternityforest 2y agoThey can just add a toggle to enable math mode, since I'm guessing decorative use is many times more common except maybe in school or something. I'm not sure I've ever seen a document where I'd want in read as anything but normal Italic text, the only time I ever see typeset math is PDF datasheets.
- oniony 2y agoIt would be fairly trivial to detect: configure the mapping to the Latin alphabet and run a few words against a dictionary.
- eviks 2y agoSemantic meaning lies in the semantic organ, which easily reads it as formatted not