[Blindmath] Can PDF math texts be accessed via screen reader?

[Jared Wright]

A search at the NLS Catalogue for "Linear Algebra" yielded no results, 
and financial matters keep me from access RFB&D's materials. Any other 
suggestions on accessible undergraduate level inear algebra learning 
material would be appreciated, as I'll be taking that next semester. 
Never hurts to get a head start.

Best,
Jared

On 4/9/2009 9:07 PM, Jason White wrote:
> Richard Dinger<rrdinger at olypen.com>  wrote:
>    
>> I have spent most of my working career as a software engineer and recently I
>> have been looking into neural networks and linear classifiers.  That led to
>> support vector machines and compact vector machines, which leads to linear
>> algebra in general.  So my initial interest/question for this group was
>> where can I find an accessible text on undergraduate level linear algebra?
>>      
>
> http://nlscatalog.loc.gov/
>
> RFB&  D in the U.S. have Gilbert Strang's "Linear Algebra and its
> Applications", which, as I recall, received positive reviews in a bibliography
> that I once read.
>
> Linear algebra isn't an area in which I can claim any knowledge, however.
>
>
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