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Not sure I would call Remez "simple"... it's all relative; I prefer Chebyshev approximation which is simpler than Remez.
by jason_s 7mo ago
Not sure I would call Remez "simple"... it's all relative; I prefer Chebyshev approximation which is simpler than Remez.
- stephencanon 7mo agoIdeally either one is just a library call to generate the coefficients. Remez can get into trouble near the endpoints of the interval for asin and require a little bit of manual intervention, however.
- LegionMammal978 7mo agoPerhaps, but at least I find it very simple for the optimality properties it gives: there is no inherent need to say, "I know that better parameters likely exist, but the algorithm to find them would be hopelessly expensive," as is the case in many forms of minimax optimization.