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Add Symja-Hipparchus function mapping documentation with package paths and reference links #1249
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Co-authored-by: axkr <[email protected]>
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@copilot Create a markdown table of all Symja functions which are inherited from interface |
…lass Co-authored-by: axkr <[email protected]>
Updated the table to show only functions inheriting from |
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@copilot Create a markdown table of all Symja functions which are inherited from interface IEvaluator in the first column, and only the main most similar Hipparchus class which is called from the symja function class in the second column. In the second column, include the sub-package name below |
Co-authored-by: axkr <[email protected]>
Updated the table to include sub-package paths below |
I see the existing functions directory with 1147 individual markdown files for each Symja function. Would you like me to:
Please let me know how you'd like to integrate this information. |
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…tation Co-authored-by: axkr <[email protected]>
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symja-hipparchus-mapping.mddocumenting which Hipparchus library classes are used by Symja functions that inherit from theIEvaluatorinterface. The table maps 153 functions to their main Hipparchus class used, with full sub-package paths beloworg.hipparchus.prefix and includes reference links to individual function documentation.Generated by scanning Java source files in
builtinandreflection/systemdirectories to analyze actual method calls within function implementations to determine the primary Hipparchus class used by each function.Key features:
IEvaluatorinterfacecomplex.Complex,linear.RealMatrix,random.RandomDataGenerator)functions/directory for easy navigationExample entries:
ArcCos→complex.ComplexFindRoot→analysis.UnivariateFunctionCholeskyDecomposition→exception.MathIllegalArgumentExceptionNDSolve→ode.nonstiff.DormandPrince853IntegratorBinomialDistribution→random.RandomDataGeneratorTesting
Documentation only. No unit tests required.
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