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Apache Math Common provides a range Polynomial functions that can be used to implement polynomials efficiently. A discussion can take place whether we can use this approach or stick to previous one.
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Great we should switch to Apache Common Math. Just take care of one thing about evaluation in numpy.poly1D polynomial is solved as poly1d([1, 2, 3]) -> x^2 + 2x + 3
and in Apache Common Math, its evaluated as 3X^2+2X+1
So reverse of coefficients should be given when constructing a polynomial instance in Apache common math.
@akarshan96 when can you incorporate Polynomial implementation from apache common math? #91 Could only be addressed after underlying polynomial implementation is done.
Apache Math Common provides a range Polynomial functions that can be used to implement polynomials efficiently. A discussion can take place whether we can use this approach or stick to previous one.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: