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Taylor Series Expansion for fast compute trigonometry and other math functions.
Dissimilarity metrics.
gcd method
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Merging pull request from Diego Catalano: Adding support for computing various functions through Taylor series, adding support for dissimilarity functions and extra mathematical utility functions.
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Thanks Diego! Your patch was awesome, and I have just merged it into the main trunk. Cheers! |
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…ect; working on documentation.
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Taylor Series Expansion for fast compute trigonometry.
Dissimilarity in Statistics.
Greatest common divisor in Math.Tools