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fix typos #569

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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions NEWS.md
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- The package now supports only Julia v1.3 and later.

### Breaking changes
- Changed from using `FastRounding.jl` to `RoundingEmulator.jl` for the defalt rounding mode. [#370](https://github.com/JuliaIntervals/IntervalArithmetic.jl/pull/370)
- Changed from using `FastRounding.jl` to `RoundingEmulator.jl` for the default rounding mode. [#370](https://github.com/JuliaIntervals/IntervalArithmetic.jl/pull/370)


## v0.15
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### Interval arithmetic
- Two methods for interval rounding are available:
(i) narrow/slow (which uses hardward rounding mode changes for `Float64` intervals, and (ii) wide/fast (which does not change the rounding mode)
(i) narrow/slow (which uses hardware rounding mode changes for `Float64` intervals, and (ii) wide/fast (which does not change the rounding mode)
- The current interval precision and rounding mode are stored in the `parameters` object
- The macro `@interval` generates intervals based on the current interval precision
- Trigonometric functions are "nearly" rigorous (for `Float64` intervals, correct rounding is not currently guaranteed)
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/src/input_output.md
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'u' Returns the interval with midpoint as lower bound and radius taken in upward direction.
'C' Returns upper case for Empty, Entire and Nai
'c' Returns lower case for Empty, Entire and Nai
'+' Returns postitve numbers with '+' sign before the number
'+' Returns positive numbers with '+' sign before the number
'0' Left-pads the numbers with zeros instead of spaces within the field width

- The field width specifies the length of midpoint string.
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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions examples/Range of 2-dimensional functions.ipynb
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"\t\tconsole.log.apply(console, arguments);\n",
"\t }\n",
"\t},\n",
"\t// a central way to initalize communication\n",
"\t// a central way to initialize communication\n",
"\t// for widgets.\n",
"\tcommInitializer: function (widget) {\n",
"\t widget.sendUpdate = function () {};\n",
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" });\n",
"\t });\n",
"\n",
"\t // coordingate with Comm and redraw Signals\n",
"\t // coordinate with Comm and redraw Signals\n",
"\t // XXX: Test using Reactive here to improve performance\n",
"\t $([IPython.events]).on(\n",
"\t\t'output_appended.OutputArea', function (event, type, value, md, toinsert) {\n",
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8 changes: 4 additions & 4 deletions src/intervals/arithmetic.jl
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end
const ≼ = precedes # \preccurlyeq

# strictpreceds
# strictprecedes
function strictprecedes(a::Interval, b::Interval)
(isempty(a) || isempty(b)) && return true
# islessprime(a.hi, b.lo)
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signbit(x::Interval)

Returns an interval containing `true` (`1`) if the value of the sign of any element in `x` is negative, containing `false` (`0`)
if any element in `x` is non-negative, and an empy interval if `x` is empty.
if any element in `x` is non-negative, and an empty interval if `x` is empty.

# Examples
```jldoctest
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"""
round(a::Interval[, RoundingMode])

Returns the interval with rounded to an interger limits.
Returns the interval with rounded to an integer limits.

For compliance with the IEEE Std 1788-2015, "roundTiesToEven" corresponds
to `round(a)` or `round(a, RoundNearest)`, and "roundTiesToAway"
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Warning: if the parameter `α = 0.5` is explicitly set, the behavior differs
from the default case if the provided `Interval` is not finite, since when
`α` is provided `mid` simply replaces `+∞` (respectively `-∞`) by `prevfloat(+∞)`
(respecively `nextfloat(-∞)`) for the computation of the intermediate point.
(respectively `nextfloat(-∞)`) for the computation of the intermediate point.
"""
function mid(a::Interval{T}, α) where T

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion src/intervals/functions.jl
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end

"""
Calculate `x::Interval mod y::Real` where y != zero(y) and y is not inteval`.
Calculate `x::Interval mod y::Real` where y != zero(y) and y is not interval`.
"""
function mod(x::Interval, y::Real)
@assert y != zero(y) """mod(x::Interval, y::Real)
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion src/intervals/trigonometric.jl
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diam(a) > two_pi(T).lo && return whole_range

# The following is equiavlent to doing temp = a / half_pi and
# The following is equivalent to doing temp = a / half_pi and
# taking floor(a.lo), floor(a.hi)
lo_quadrant = minimum(find_quadrants(a.lo))
hi_quadrant = maximum(find_quadrants(a.hi))
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion src/multidim/intervalbox.jl
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Return a vector of the `mid` of each interval composing the `IntervalBox`.

See `mid(X::Interval, α=0.5)` for more informations.
See `mid(X::Interval, α=0.5)` for more information.
"""
mid(X::IntervalBox) = mid.(X)
mid(X::IntervalBox, α) = mid.(X, α)
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