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Date: 2002-02-14 03:36:02
Salut,
On Thursday 14 February 2002 02:54, deane_yang wrote:
> Do you mean higher order Taylor series for 1 variable,
> but just first order in several variables? This makes
Yes, that's my plan. If you need higer orders for many variables
then you should use one of the existings libraries.
> sense to me, although you might be able to implement
> second order Taylor series in several variables using
> a good symmetric matrix class.
I would postpone second order for many variables until
ublas or mtl3 or a mix of those are accepted into boost.
> computing higher order partial derivatives of f(g(x)),
> and then setting f = exp. This works fine for exp, sin, cos,
> log, since their higher order derivatives are easy to compute.
> Functions like tan and atan look pretty hard to me.
I agree.
Best wishes,
Peter
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