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Old 01-16-2019, 09:49 AM   #7
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Originally Posted by nirosan View Post
To display the rendered formulas with symbols I need matplotlib package and matplotlib need numpy.
BTW, Sigil (and some epub3 apps) display MathML formulas in epub3 books without conversion. I.e., you won't have to convert MathML formulas, unless you limit yourself to epub2 books. (For MathML examples, see EPUBTEST 0100 - Reflowable Content Tests.)

IIRC, there are also some Python packages and standalone PostScript/LaTex/MathML to SVG converters that you could use, if you don't want to support epub3 books. (Many epub2 apps support SVG images.)
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