ChatGPT has been used more and more, from asking questions to writing codes, but sometimes, when we ask some math questions, ChatGPT will directly output Latex codes to us because we need to display formulas. It is of course good to have Latex code, we can put it in the editor for editing.
But to be honest, the chat interface directly displays the Latex code, and sometimes it is really inconvenient to read and learn.
But now there is a plug-in that can solve this problem. It can not only display interline formulas, but also inline formulas. Let's see the effect directly:
To achieve the above effect is very simple, but you need to install the plug-in directly in chrome.
Plug-in address:
After installation, open it in the plugin bar:
And if sometimes we don't want to display the formula, but still want latex to display the code, we just need to turn it off.
But sometimes, we want to copy it into a markdown file, and we still want it to display the formula code directly, but sometimes Chatgpt is a bit of a wind, it will display the interline formula, but the inline formula directly displays the latex code. This situation is the most uncomfortable, you can neither read it comfortably in the chatgpt chat box, nor copy it to the compiler, for example as follows:
In this case, we can ask ChatGPT like this:
"What is the loss function of nce loss? (All the formulas show the latex code directly, do not compile) "
In this way, all formulas will directly display the latex code, instead of being different from the previous ones.
