How to convert something from Latex to matlab, is there a specific way where i can convert it with ease from latex to matlab, some function? please help

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is there a specific way where i can convert it with ease from latex to matlab

an example of an equation i want to know how can i write it in matlab form from latex

example 1:

\begin{equation} h_{k}=\frac {A(m+1)}{2 \pi d_{k}^{2}}\cos ^{m}(\phi _{k})T(\psi _{k})g(\psi _{k})\cos (\psi _{k}), \end{equation}

example 2:

\begin{align} \tilde {R}_{k \rightarrow j}\!=\! \begin{cases} \!\! \frac {B}{2} \log _{2}\left ({1 + \frac {\left ({ h_{k} a_{j} }\right )^{2}} {\sum _{i=j+1}^{K}\left ({ h_{k} a_{i} }\right )^{2} + \varepsilon \sum _{i=1}^{j-1}\left ({ h_{k} a_{i} }\right )^{2}+ 1/\rho } }\right ) \geq T_{j},\\ \qquad j \leq k,j \neq K;\\ \!\! \frac {B}{2}\log _{2} \left ({\! 1\!+\!\frac {\left ({ h_{K} a_{j} }\right )^{2}} {\varepsilon \sum _{i=1}^{j-1}\left ({ h_{K} a_{i} }\right )^{2}+1/\rho }}\right ) \!\geq \! T_{j} , \quad j=k=K;\end{cases}\!\!\!\!\!\!\!\notag \\ {}\end{align}

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Ameer Hamza il 10 Apr 2020

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MATLAB only supports conversion from symbolic to latex, not the other way around. You will need to write those equations in MATLAB manually.

https://www.mathworks.com/help/symbolic/sym.latex.html

https://www.mathworks.com/help/symbolic/sym.mathml.html

An indirect approach is pointed out by Walter: https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/174592-how-to-convert-latex-representation-to-symbolic-math. For that, you will first need to use Wolfram alpha to convert the latex to mathematical form and then paste it into MATLAB.