The polynomial submodule have a lot of similarities. When working with the submodules make sure you compare with the same-ish function from the other submodules. They all have slightly different names, but work towards the same purpose. Doing the same-ish functions from submodules, side-by-side could be useful. The tables were algorithmic-ally generated, so they don't reflect this thought.
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~While Nebari is generating examples~ See the log files for the output from Llama3. Spend some time with the functions to see what they do.
Some of these functions are NOT something we need to add examples to. You'll have to decide that.
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The
polynomial
submodule have a lot of similarities. When working with the submodules make sure you compare with the same-ish function from the other submodules. They all have slightly different names, but work towards the same purpose. Doing the same-ish functions from submodules, side-by-side could be useful. The tables were algorithmic-ally generated, so they don't reflect this thought.np.polynomial
np.polynomialGroups:
np.polynomial.chebyshev
np.polynomial.chebyshevGroups:
np.polynomial.hermite
np.polynomial.hermiteGroups:
np.polynomial.hermite.e
np.polynomial.hermite.eGroups:
np.polynomial.laguerre
np.polynomial.laguerreGroups:
np.polynomial.legendre
np.polynomial.legendreGroups:
np.polynomial.polynomial
np.polynomial.polynomialGroups: