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Yes, and until you do the correct analysis and estimate just how bad the estimate is going to be (off by 10%? Off by 50%? An order of magnitude?) You can't just
by dnautics 7y ago
Yes, and until you do the correct analysis and estimate just how bad the estimate is going to be (off by 10%? Off by 50%? An order of magnitude?) You can't just dismiss it out of hand. So how far off will it be?
- CrazyStat 7y agoThe cubic is going to go to either +infinity or -infinity, so it will eventually be of by infinity%. Or infinity orders of magnitude. I feel like I can dismiss it now.
- dnautics 7y agoThere's such thing as a convergence interval and your flippant comment betrays your ignorance.
- CrazyStat 6y agoConvergence interval doesn't help at all when you're working with a fixed finite polynomial (cubic, in this case). You don't need any flippancy to betray your ignorance, it's already clearly on display.