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Update __init__.py: adding inflection point #20813

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adding an inflection point when the function is neither decreasing nor increasing

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@che2712 What are you trying to achieve here?

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che2712 commented Jan 18, 2021

@sidhu1012 I want to add all the mathematical possibilities.

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@sidhu1012 I want to add all the mathematical possibilities.

Okay but how would changing __init__ help?

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che2712 commented Jan 18, 2021

@sidhu1012 I want to add all the mathematical possibilities.

Okay but how would changing __init__ help?

I just wanted to point this out and that this should be added to the code, once it's added to the classes, it can be changed here as well. What do you suggest?

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I'd suggest to open up issues or discussions.

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che2712 commented Jan 18, 2021

I'd suggest to open up issues or discussions.

Ok sure, I'll do that

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I searched and there is already an existing issue for this in #16520

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che2712 commented Jan 18, 2021

I searched and there is already an existing issue for this in #16520

ok, I'm closing this then

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This PR can be closed.

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