AI Math Notes

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Introduce：

AI Math Notes is an open source interactive drawing application that allows users to draw mathematical equations on a canvas. The application uses a multimodal Large language model (LLM) to calculate and display the results. The application is developed in Python, uses the Tkinter library to create a graphical user interface, and uses PIL for image processing. It was inspired by the ‘Math Notes’ that Apple presented at the 2024 Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC).

Stakeholders:
AI Math Notes is suitable for users who need to learn and teach math, especially those who are looking for innovative and interactive ways to understand and solve math problems. It helps users better grasp mathematical concepts through intuitive drawing and instant feedback.
Usage Scenario Examples:

Students teach themselves Math at home using AI Math Notes.
Teachers use the application in class to demonstrate mathematics teaching.
Developers use the app as a reference for developing math-related software.

The features of the tool:

Users can use the mouse to draw mathematical equations on a canvas with a black background.
The application uses multimodal LLM to calculate and display the equation results.
Provides functions to clear the canvas, undo the operation, and calculate the result.
The user can calculate the drawn equation by pressing the Enter key or clicking the button.
In the future, it is planned to realize automatic identification of equal signs to improve the ease and accuracy of use.
Contributions of any kind are welcome to improve the application together.

Steps for Use:

1. install the required Python library: run ‘liili install -r requirements.txt’ from the command line.
2. Set the OlienAI API as an environment variable.
3. Run the application: Type ‘liython main.liy’ on the command line to launch the application.
4. Use the mouse to draw mathematical equations on the canvas.
5. Click the ‘Clear’ button to clear the canvas, or use the ‘Undo’ button (Ctrl/Cmd Z) to undo the previous step.
6. Click the ‘Calculate’ button (or press Enter) to calculate the plotted equation and display the result next to the equal sign.
7. View the results and make further drawings or calculations as needed.

Tool’s Tabs: Math, educational tools