formula: mathematical formula
Scope
Any mathematical formula appearing in text is annotated as formula. Non-mathematical (e.g. chemical) formulas are not in scope of formula annotation.
Syntactic constraints
None. formula annotations may consist of only non-alphabetic symbols and numbers.
Examples
-
y = 0
y = 0 T1 FORMULA 0 5 y = 0 -
m > 1
m > 1 T1 FORMULA 0 5 m > 1 -
O(√N)
O(√N) T1 FORMULA 0 5 O(√N) -
p < 0.0001
p < 0.0001 T1 FORMULA 0 10 p < 0.0001 -
F1 = 76.59
F1 = 76.59 T1 FORMULA 0 10 F1 = 76.59
Further details
Note that expressions with natural language (as opposed to
mathematical) syntax such as the value of F1 is 90
are not annotated as formula even if their
meaning is identical to that of some similar formula
(e.g. F1 = 90
).