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The main reason I always turn to finite differences is because the formula are so easy that I can get it right the first time without looking anything up. But t
by blake1 5y ago
The main reason I always turn to finite differences is because the formula are so easy that I can get it right the first time without looking anything up. But the cancelation problems are very real, so I might have to look into this, because the formula isn't more complex.
- _kulang 5y agoActually, it is by definition more complex :~)