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Date: 2004-07-31 21:34:22
Software
Floating point
Multiply–accumulate operation
Rounding
MATLAB
Multiplication
Lookup table
Condition number
Array programming
Mathematics
Computer arithmetic
Computing

Matlab’s Loss is Nobody’s Gain Created Aug. 1998, revised July 31, 2004 Matlab’s Loss is Nobody’s Gain Prof. W. Kahan

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