How useful is this when you are using numbers in a reasonable range, like 10^-12 to 10^12?
Generally I try to scale my numbers to be in this range, whether by picking the right units or scaling constraints and objectives when doing nonlinear programming/ optimization.
How useful is this when you are using numbers in a reasonable range, like 10^-12 to 10^12? Generally I try to scale my numbers to be in this range, whether by picking the right units or scaling constraints and objectives when doing nonlinear programming/ optimization.
Like looking at this example,
https://herbie.uwplse.org/demo/b070b371a661191752fe37ce0321c...
It is claimed that for the function f(x) =sqrt(x+1) -1
Accuracy is increased by from 8.5% accuracy to 98% for alternative 5 Which has f(x) = 0.5x
Ok so x=99, the right answer is sqrt(100) -1 = 9
But 0.5 * 99 = 49.5 which doesn't seem too accurate to me.