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> How the hell does a polynomial "wiggle"? I believe they’re defining “wiggle” as just the slope/rate of change/derivative
by bumby 8mo ago
> How the hell does a polynomial "wiggle"?
I believe they’re defining “wiggle” as just the slope/rate of change/derivative
- madcaptenor 8mo agoExactly. Wiggling feels more like a second-derivative thing to me but that's discussed too - Chebyshev polynomials max out the second derivative as well as the first.