Niklas Korsbo

You can also use [Latexify.jl](https://github.com/korsbo/Latexify.jl) for this. This should work with both dataframes and matrices. It can output markdown tables which work well with Weave.jl.

There are some configurations that you can make along those lines but it may not be perfect yet. The kwargs `latex = false` stops everything from turning into latex maths....

Tricky. The mathematical notation uses round brackets. This gets a little bit confusing with Julia functions, but as long as he still know that X in your example is a...

This is mostly done, See #97. What's currently lacking is documentation.

Hi @number-crunch, I have not implemented any specific support for this but it is still possible to achieve. By passing the keyword argument `latex = false`, you stop surrounding the...

such decisions are made through a bunch of conditionals so it would be pretty easy to add something like that by just checking if the exponent is approximately 1/3, etc....

I'm not sure what you mean. Do you essentially want `display(my_ode_network)` to hook in to latexify?

If so, then I guess that something like ```julia Base.show(io::IO, ::MIME"text/latex", ode::DiffEqBase.AbstractParameterizedFunction) = Base.show(io, latexify(ode)) ``` should work.

It's possible to leave out vector/matrix rows in the latexrecipe but this does not leave any `...` or something to indicate that the results have been truncated. It's a feature...

Yeah, that seems like some very old syntax. I would think that something like `latexify(convert(SDESystem, rn))` might work. Whether it does, however, would really be up to the latexify recipe...