Header only, C++ library (and the Python pyaudi package) implementing the algebra of Taylor truncated polynomials and a few algorithms useful for its applications (Differential Intelligence, automatic differentiation, Taylor Models, etc.)
It is my impression that when inverting a Taylor Map, at least with pyaudi, the variables are first implicitly sorted in alphabetical order. It would be nice to be able to choose in what order the original variables are. The workaround I found was to on purpose give variables names in alphabetical order, but that makes for weird names sometimes.
Hello there,
It is my impression that when inverting a Taylor Map, at least with pyaudi, the variables are first implicitly sorted in alphabetical order. It would be nice to be able to choose in what order the original variables are. The workaround I found was to on purpose give variables names in alphabetical order, but that makes for weird names sometimes.
Romain