MathPartner: An Artificial Intelligence Cloud Service
Gennadi Malaschonok, Alexandr Seliverstov

TL;DR
MathPartner is a cloud-based AI service that enables users to solve complex mathematical problems, including extremum problems, using a specialized LaTeX dialect and various algebraic methods.
Contribution
Introduces MathPartner, a novel cloud service integrating symbolic-numerical calculations with support for classical and tropical algebras for extremum problems.
Findings
Implemented algorithms for shortest path problems using tropical mathematics.
Demonstrated the use of the simplex algorithm for optimization tasks.
Provided a platform for solving mathematical problems in economics and engineering.
Abstract
In a broad sense, artificial intelligence is a service to find a solution to complex intellectual problems. In this sense, the MathPartner service provides artificial intelligence that allows us to formulate questions and receive answers to questions formulated in a mathematical language. For mathematicians and physicists today, such a language is \LaTeX. The MathPartner service uses a dialect of \LaTeX, which is called Mathpar. The service is a cloud-based computer algebra system and provides users with the opportunity to solve many mathematical problems. In this publication, we focus only on a small class of extremum problems, which are widely applied in economics, management, logistics, and in many engineering fields. In particular, we consider the shortest path problem and discuss an algorithm that is based on the tropical mathematics. The ability to work with many types of…
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