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| @david Documentation notebooks use a built-in stylesheet and they have disabled editing it using the standard mechanism, grrr... but you can likely go edit the file directly, likely located at ... |
| Very cool. What future plans are there for this work? |
| You can make a custom stylesheet or edit the default ones. https://reference.wolfram.com/language/tutorial/WorkingWithStylesheets.html |
| There are no fully accessible GUI math widgets. The closest is probably PhET https://phet.colorado.edu/en/accessibility. Sadly most people just say some text description is equivalent, which it is not. You should think about which accessibilities you... |
| You can make a custom stylesheet and install it on your computer or edit the built-in stylesheets. https://reference.wolfram.com/language/tutorial/WorkingWithStylesheets.html |
| To get the math from a textbook into Mathematica in a computable format will take a process. best bet is to get a textbook that is in HTML+MathML or to get the LaTeX version from the publisher. BookShare from Benetech has a lot of accessible math... |
| It is fine, you just need to manage scope (i.e. namespace) using constructs like Block, Module, DynamicModule, or use Begin/End to manage contexts... slightly more verbose, but nicely explicit. "side effects" happen in all languages if you are not... |
| In the future I suggest you put copyable code into your posts to make it easier to help you, otherwise I needed to manually type it in. inf->Infinity is the issue pde=a D[temp[x,t],{x,2}]-D[temp[x,t],t]==0; DSolve[{ pde, ... |
| If I use net=NetModel["some model"], then apply the model as net[{File[path to image1], File[path to image 2], ...}, TargetDevice->"GPU"] a few times on different sets of images, then I get the error below about exhausting my GPU memory. At which... |
| Hi Danny, unfortunately neither of those are presently accessible for screen reader users. |