Is there a way to add latex algorithms ?

I was wondering if there is a way to add pseudocode algorithms with latex equations in jupyter book. I don’t believe so, but maybe you have a magical method 😃

The only ways I see of doing:

• generating it in latex and pasting a figure
• using the usual mardown syntax but that does not allow math symbols

For making a pdf output with markdown text, I would use latex’s algorithm2e package (see https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/452552/algorithm-pseudocode-in-markdown) which will be converted using pandoc. I was wondering whether there was any equivalent in jupyter book ?

[jstac]

I require the same thing and also thing algorithm2e is a good default.

There might be a variety of ways to do this but it would be good to have a default method supported with documentation.

The QuantEcon project will have need for this, so CCing @AakashGfude and @mmcky .

[AakashGfude]

@YannDubs let us know if you need any particular macro, typography support apart from what sphinx-proof’s algorithm can do: https://sphinx-proof.readthedocs.io/en/latest/syntax.html#algorithms . You can bold, italicize keywords using markdown syntax. So, that’s taken care of.