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Rigorous function approximation using Taylor models in Julia
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WIP: Taylor Models with absolute and relative remainder (one variable) #7

Closed lbenet closed 6 years ago

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lbenet commented 6 years ago

@dpsanders This is essentially ready for review. There a few things to do, like using the proper limitations for the parametric types defined, and then correct whatever ambiguities there appear. Before going into that, I think it is word to discuss first the approach and achievements.

dpsanders commented 6 years ago

I think we should just merge this and then iterate on it. Thanks!

lbenet commented 6 years ago

Thanks!