Adding latex equation to a Matlab Live Script and Plot the equation

I have added a latex equation to a Matlab Live Script. (In the Insert tab, by clicking Equation, and selecting LaTeX Equation)

For Example, let's have a latex equation as follows:

\frac{100 (-3)}{7 \left(5 \left(4 e^{10 \left(x-\frac{y}{100}\right)}-1\right)\right)}

I think the equation is a text form.

Question:

I want to convert the equation to code form and want to plot the equation. (CTRL+E doesn't work)

Any help would be appreciated.

Answer 1

[Shreyan Basu Ray]

Hey student_md,

You can use this work flow:

1. Copy the Latex to Mathematica.
2. Convert it to Mathematica expression, then convert the result to Matlab expression use ToMatlab package

> input=ToExpression["x \\frac{1}{y} \\sin(x) \\sqrt{ \\frac{2}{56}}",TeXForm]

equation displayed

>(*load the package*)
>Get["C\\ToMatlab.m"]
> ToMatlab[input]

gives (1/2).*7.^(-1/2).*x.*y.^(-1).*sin(x);

Refer to : ToMatlab.m link or download directly from this attached file.

Also refer to : is-it-possible-to-export-the-equations-from-mathematica-to-matlab

I hope this helps you. :) Happy Matlabing !

Answer 2

[dpb]

LaTeX is simply a display feature, at least so far it isn't tied to the actual code...

[Walter Roberson]

Also, mathematical presentation format such as LaTeX is often ambiguous as code, and needs to be interpreted according to the knowledge domain.