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Cross-Domain Few-Shot Writer Adaptation for Real-World Handwritten Mathematical Expression Recognition
Handwritten mathematical expression recognition (HMER) refers to the task of recognizing and converting handwritten mathematics into a parsable markup language, usually LaTeX. No current state-of-the-art-competitive system adjusts to the way a specific person writes, and the domain gap between train
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