Constant (0th Order) Taylor Approximation
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- Let's say we want to approximate the function f(x)=exf(x)=e^xf(x)=ex. A constant approximation at a point x=cx=cx=c (where ccc is a constant) would be the horizontal line y=ecy=…
By Daniel Liu
- Error analysis for the zeroth order approximation is very simple, and as noted in the previous article, the error is very significant. Consider the function f(x)=exf(x)= e^xf(x)…
By Abhiram Gogate
- Let's consider an infinitely differentiable function fff that we'd like to approximate close to a point aaa. That is, let's try to find a function ggg that is easy to calculate …
By Maxime Serrano