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Cool! That first visualization is a nicer version of one I made in the past to show the distribution of half-precision floating point values. Mine color codes t
by fractionalhare 6y ago
Cool! That first visualization is a nicer version of one I made in the past to show the distribution of half-precision floating point values. Mine color codes the density of values in subintervals rather than by their category: https://www.pseudorandom.com/implementing-exp#section-3 https://www.pseudorandom.com/implementing-exp#section-3
I'm not usually a fan of interactive plots but I think the one in this article works. It's cool to hover over individual areas and see the significand, exponent and sign bit listed for different values.