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Prep FPTaylor example #176

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elmisback opened this issue Nov 8, 2024 · 4 comments
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elmisback opened this issue Nov 8, 2024 · 4 comments
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Please put Artem's response here

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(Artem's paraphrased response below)

For Linear benchmarks, their inputs can be reduced to [0,1e20] and it may work

Link to Example: https://github.com/AYadrov/FPGuard/blob/master/Benchmarks/nonline-interpolation/SAT/interpol.txt
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Or, probably, a better idea is to go through FPTaylor's examples, like this one:
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You can rewrite it to FPCore and run in Herbie

Can check out other examples on their website: https://monadius.github.io/FPTaylorJS/#/

I think that you can neglect Bounds and focus more on the absolute error, since it is more important. FPTaylor, for some reasons, has infinite bounds even for simple programs

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Use FPTaylor paper example!

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cos example from Artem
Link: https://monadius.github.io/FPTaylorJS/#/

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