When we make more elaborate instances for math structures, e.g. the
\graph[nodes=\union{\nseq,\vseq,\set{\beta,b}},edges=\union{\eseq,\set{\seqmap{\pair\beta{#1}}\rseq}}]{}{}
from smglom/grammar/source/mod/termtree.en.tex, then it would be good to have a displayed, tabular notation \graph[tabular], elaborating to somthing like
\left\langle
\begin{array}{l}
<nodes>\\
<edges>
\end{array}
\right\rangle
or even a notation \graph[tabacc] that shows the accessors which elaborates to
\left\langle
\begin{array}{rcl}
\nodes & =& <nodes>\\
\edges & = & <edges>
\end{array}
\right\rangle
and finally (I have a separate macro/env \mstrotab for this in the courses/FAU/AI preamble) a notation
\graph[tabaccnames] that does something like
\left\langle
\begin{array}{lrcl}
\sns{node} & \nodes & =& <nodes>\\
\sns{edge} & \edges & = & <edges>
\end{array}
\right\rangle
and maybe a version with only names but without accessors. We have all the components in hand.
This would help me quite a lot in my slides (in AI and SMAI).
When we make more elaborate instances for math structures, e.g. the
from
smglom/grammar/source/mod/termtree.en.tex, then it would be good to have a displayed, tabular notation\graph[tabular], elaborating to somthing likeor even a notation
\graph[tabacc]that shows the accessors which elaborates toand finally (I have a separate macro/env
\mstrotabfor this in the courses/FAU/AI preamble) a notation\graph[tabaccnames]that does something likeand maybe a version with only names but without accessors. We have all the components in hand.
This would help me quite a lot in my slides (in AI and SMAI).