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I have the following problem, I have a family of functions fs(x) = (f_1(x0), ...., f_n(x_0)) and want to get the taylor coefficients for each of them.
So, focussing on a single f: R^N -> R, I thought about using jet as it talks a lot about taylor polynomials. But I struggle to use it!
I find the documentation very hard to understand tbh. How can I obtain the taylor coefficients? I think i understood it for a univariate function but not for a multivariate function.
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I have the following problem, I have a family of functions
fs(x) = (f_1(x0), ...., f_n(x_0))
and want to get the taylor coefficients for each of them.So, focussing on a single
f: R^N -> R
, I thought about using jet as it talks a lot about taylor polynomials. But I struggle to use it!I find the documentation very hard to understand tbh. How can I obtain the taylor coefficients? I think i understood it for a univariate function but not for a multivariate function.
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