poly: Evaluate a polynomial in reverse order
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eval_poly R Documentation
Evaluate a polynomial in reverse order
Description
Evaluate the polynomial using the Horner scheme
Usage
eval_poly(x, b, deriv = FALSE)
Arguments
x
numeric vector of values to evaluate a polynomial at
b
numeric vector of coefficients (highest degree first, degree 0 last)
deriv
logical. Should the value of the derivative be returned instead?. Default is FALSE.
Value
quantiles, QDF, DQF, random samples or probabilities of GLD (CSW parameterization)
Examples
eval_poly(1:3, c(0.1, 0.2, 0.6, 1.23, 4.43))
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| eval_poly | R Documentation |
Evaluate a polynomial in reverse order
Description
Evaluate the polynomial using the Horner scheme
Usage
eval_poly(x, b, deriv = FALSE)
Arguments
x |
numeric vector of values to evaluate a polynomial at |
b |
numeric vector of coefficients (highest degree first, degree 0 last) |
deriv |
logical. Should the value of the derivative be returned instead?. Default is FALSE. |
Value
quantiles, QDF, DQF, random samples or probabilities of GLD (CSW parameterization)
Examples
eval_poly(1:3, c(0.1, 0.2, 0.6, 1.23, 4.43))
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