Did you know the 2nd bathch of Spice calculators are more accurate?
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05-18-2023, 12:37 PM
(This post was last modified: 05-18-2023 12:41 PM by J-F Garnier.)
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RE: Did you know the 2nd bathch of Spice calculators are more accurate?
(05-18-2023 11:51 AM)Gil Wrote: 'EXP(LN(3)*201)' This is equivalent to compute the exponentiation without guard digits, as did the early HP handhelds. Quote:« 3. 1 200 Here, not only you are calculating without guard digits, but you are cumulating rounding errors. Quote:ALOG(LOG(3)*201)' 7.9684196 6716 E95 Globally, when calculating without guard digits and results of this magnitude, the last 3 digits are not reliable, and the two results are about equally correct (or wrong). You may also try the test 3^729, that is better adapted to the 12-digit Saturn machines (see here): 3^729 = 6.62818605419 E 347 EXP(729*LN(3)) = 6.62818606053 E 347 ALOG(729*LOG(3)) = 6.62818605986 E 347 exact = 6.62818605424(187) E 347 J-F |
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