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I don't remember why I use these transformation formulas. And I'm wondering whether they should be swapped (following an observation during the development of my Haskell package; I fixed a failure by swapping these two lines).
@simonp0420 Do you remember why I use these formulas? Why not using the "direct" formulas, without these transformations involving the alpha function?
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Thanks. I didn't read yet. I've just tried to replace these formulas in my R package with the "direct" formulas and some unit tests have failed, those related to some Weierstrass functions. So it looks like these formulas have an advantage. Need to investigate more.
See here and here.
I don't remember why I use these transformation formulas. And I'm wondering whether they should be swapped (following an observation during the development of my Haskell package; I fixed a failure by swapping these two lines).
@simonp0420 Do you remember why I use these formulas? Why not using the "direct" formulas, without these transformations involving the
alpha
function?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: