Lecture

Digital Derivation: Evaluation and Formulas

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Description

This lecture covers digital derivation, evaluation of functions, formulas with differences, and the concept of losing information. It also discusses the evaluation of functions with differences, numeric derivation, and polynomials of degree 1. The instructor presents examples of polynomial evaluations, least squares approximations, and measurements. The lecture emphasizes the importance of knowing the family of polynomials and using them for accurate evaluations.

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