LaTex on streaming replies

[Patrick2]

LaTex formatting for Streamlit apps

I have a bot which can switch between giving (for example) legal, medical, or scientific advice. I have yet to see a definitive answer as to how to parse a gpt-4 response with an equation such as “Newton’s law of F=ma…” doesn’t result in F=m\d^2\x * m (or something similar, like “partial/d^2/dt^2/…” etc you get the point, it’s not LaTex formatted. But I don’t know what will come back from my query: explain quantum mechanics" will have plenty of text, but certainly some equations also. Isn’t there any way to format an unknown output with Latex while preserving the text explanation? I don’t even care if the explanation is in mathematica markdown, but this /partial/d/dx(rho)… format must be fixed so the equations are readable. Is there a solution to this problem?

[Goyo]

@Patrick2

a definitive answer as to how to parse a gpt-4 response

Of course that depends of what is in the response.

@Patrick2

But I don’t know what will come back from my query

That sounds like you can’t know for sure how to properly parse it.

@Patrick2

Isn’t there any way to format an unknown output with Latex while preserving the text explanation?

No. Have you tried asking the AI to format the response as Latex or markdown? That would be not perfect but may be good enough.