Question for Joe Horn, Dieter, and other
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11-01-2017, 05:32 PM
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Question for Joe Horn, Dieter, and other
Considering real numbers that are very close to integer. That is a real number R is close to an integer I:
R = I + e Where e = +/- a small number like 1e-8 or even less. If I represent R using complex number notation (I, e), would the use of complex math operations (adding, subtracting, etc.) between two near-integer-value floating-point numbers, yield more accurate results than straight forward operations between these same numbers? That is, for example: R1 * R1 is less accurate than? (I1, e1) * (I2, e2) Namir |
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