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Copy file name to clipboardExpand all lines: src/Numerics/Differentiation/NumericalDerivative.cs
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/// <summary>
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/// A base step size value, eps (typically machine precision), is scaled according to the finite difference coefficient order
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/// and function input parameter. The initial scaling according to finite different coefficient order can be thought of as producing a
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/// base step size, h, that is equivalent to <see cref="RelativeX"/> scaling. This stepsize is then scaled according to the function
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/// base step size, h, that is equivalent to <see cref="RelativeX"/> scaling. This step size is then scaled according to the function
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/// input parameter. Although implementation may vary, an example of second order accurate scaling may be (eps)^(1/3)*(1+abs(x)).
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/// </summary>
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Relative
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}
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/// <summary>
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/// Sets and gets the finite difference step size. This value is for each function evaluation if relative stepsize types are used.
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/// Sets and gets the finite difference step size. This value is for each function evaluation if relative step size types are used.
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/// If the base step size used in scaling is desired, see <see cref="Epsilon"/>.
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/// </summary>
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/// <remarks>
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}
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/// <summary>
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/// Sets and gets the base fininte difference step size. This assigned value to this parameter is only used if <see cref="StepType"/> is set to RelativeX.
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/// Sets and gets the base finite difference step size. This assigned value to this parameter is only used if <see cref="StepType"/> is set to RelativeX.
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/// However, if the StepType is Relative, it will contain the base step size computed from <see cref="Epsilon"/> based on the finite difference order.
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