[BlindMath] Accessing complex graphs

[Chris Adamson]

Hi Suskriti,
What program do you use for the Mac?
Does it display in Nemeth braille automatically and do you have to use LATEC. Can you give me steps and a few examples of what you do please?
Thanks.
Chris.

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Subject: Re: [BlindMath] Accessing complex graphs

Dear Avery and Chris
Thanks for your responses. To Avery, the problems I face in Desmos are:
1) I am unable to comfortably type expressions either on phone or on laptop; the focus of app suddenly shifts out of keyboard.
2. I am not trained to analyse the graph through its audio output
3) I can get points of intersection etc but don't know any way to understand its shape.
i have to study topics like connectedness and path-connectedness in complex analysis and in that shape is of utmost importance and merely getting an idea of intersection points doesn't help. Yes, any apps with relevent audio description works. I am aware of getting audio description through AI like chatgpt but that is not my goal as it sometimes gives extra information and irrelevent examples which at times distorts the experience. I need an app with subject-relevent descriptions and preferrably something designed out of rigorous research and/or with subject matter experts. Otherwise, if there is some demmo or app teaching the ways to analyse graphs through their audio outputs like in desmos, that too should work.
To Chris, I'm sorry. I am mac user and haven't ever read or typed maths through JAWS. Should have any query about mac or IPhone, feel free to reach out.
Thanks
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