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How Well Can LLMs Verbalize Mathematical Formulas? A Multi-Domain Evaluation
Large Language Models (LLMs) have shown strong capabilities across natural language tasks. But their ability to generate accurate written verbalizations of mathematical formulas has not been systematically evaluated. Such verbalization is important for text-to-speech systems supporting audio-based l
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