- From: Amit Jain <A.Jain@cs.ucl.ac.uk>
- Date: Tue, 28 Sep 2004 12:39:49 +0100
- To: www-math@w3.org
- CC: mf@w3.org
Hi, As part of the dissertation for my Masters' degree, I am making available an adaptive interface to construct Content MathML, called 'Apropos'. It works directly in web-browsers and is available from http://www.cs.ucl.ac.uk/external/A.Jain/ Apropos is different from existing editors in that it tries to predict the continuation of the mathematical expression based on the part of the expression already created. We have found that this approach works well for Content MathML, and in most cases the software is able to present the user with relevant choices. Users are not expected to know the details of MathML syntax in order to use Apropos - they construct the expression in a WYSIWYG manner and are presented with the markup when finished, to copy in to web-pages or whatever. We feel that this approach is an improvement over pallette-based editors. Apropos is written as a DOM script, and has been tested on IE6 + MathML and Mozilla Firefox 0.8. The website contains detailed documents describing the theory and the implentation details, as well as some measurements of the model efficacy. All of the code is free for anyone to copy, use and modify, though an acknowledgement of the source would be appreciated. Please feel free to send feedback to this address. Ditto if you would like to contribute to the further development of Apropos. Best Regards Amit Jain
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