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There should be a way to specify what variable you want to perform the function in respect to.
For the equation: x^2+2y
I should be able to derive in respect to y and get a result of 2.
I should also be able to derive in respect to x and get a result of 2x
Same idea with integration.
I was looking to create a bash wrapper for the api under my repository and noticed this while testing the api.
By the way this is awesome and I have been looking for an api to perform symbolic math for a little bit now. Awesome work!
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@alexanderepstein Thanks for opening up an issue! Partial differentiation and multiple integration are things that I'm working on at the moment. I plan to process computations as complex as these using endpoints that accept POST requests, which will be coming to Newton in the near future.
I don't really have details regarding the features yet, since they're rather deep in the planning phase, but rest assured that they're being addressed.
Thanks for your interest in the library, by the way!
Glad to hear that it is in the works! I actually just created the first version of my bash wrapper to this api. I am glad I knew that complex operations will be handled differently so I could preemptively account for this kind of modularity in my code.
There should be a way to specify what variable you want to perform the function in respect to.
For the equation:
x^2+2y
I should be able to derive in respect to y and get a result of
2
.I should also be able to derive in respect to x and get a result of
2x
Same idea with integration.
I was looking to create a bash wrapper for the api under my repository and noticed this while testing the api.
By the way this is awesome and I have been looking for an api to perform symbolic math for a little bit now. Awesome work!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: