Obsidian plugins tagged with #equation. There are 3 plugins in this collection.
The Desmos plugin enables users to render interactive Desmos graphs directly within Obsidian notes, both online and offline. It supports graphing multiple equations using LaTeX math format and allows users to customize graph appearance by adjusting parameters such as axis limits, grid visibility, and color. The plugin also provides options to control equation visibility, style, and labels, making it easier to create and visualize mathematical content.
The Excalidraw Math Plotter plugin adds function graph plotting inside Excalidraw drawings. It lets you enter expressions that use x, preview the curve while adjusting optimization and insert the result with configurable stroke colour, width and graph styling. You can control tick marks, grid lines, arrows and numeric labels, and use quick presets for common functions such as sine, cosine and parabolas. The parser is based on mathjs, so it supports basic, trigonometric, logarithmic and combined expressions. It also handles discontinuities such as tan(x) and 1/x, and uses the Ramer Douglas Peucker algorithm to reduce points efficiently. The command runs from an open Excalidraw drawing and requires the Excalidraw plugin to be installed and enabled.
The AI LaTeX Generator plugin simplifies the creation of LaTeX equations within Obsidian by converting natural language expressions into LaTeX. Leveraging Ollama, a local LLM serving platform, the plugin provides accurate and fast conversions. Users can select text and use a single command to generate LaTeX equations seamlessly. Key features include customizable model selection, real-time visual feedback during conversion, and detailed error messages for troubleshooting. Ideal for scientific and mathematical note-taking, the plugin integrates smoothly into Obsidian's workflow, offering enhanced productivity and precision for equation handling.
