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How to use DerivativeStructure in Apache Commons Math?


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I need to specify a second-order polynomial of 3 variables, take a derivative of the first order from it, and also find the values ​​of these functions on a certain set of points. I found the Apache Commons Math framework, which is a powerful tool when working with mathematical analysis. This framework also supports finding derivatives, which is what I need. The problem is that the documentation did not give answers to all my questions, namely:



How to create a function that I will differentiate?
How to find the value of a function (and diff.) at specific points?
Perhaps this is a trivial question for someone, but it confused me. If this is possible, I would like to see an algorithm that would help me figure out how to "build" functions and take derivatives from them. Sample code is welcome. Thank you in advance.










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    I need to specify a second-order polynomial of 3 variables, take a derivative of the first order from it, and also find the values ​​of these functions on a certain set of points. I found the Apache Commons Math framework, which is a powerful tool when working with mathematical analysis. This framework also supports finding derivatives, which is what I need. The problem is that the documentation did not give answers to all my questions, namely:



    How to create a function that I will differentiate?
    How to find the value of a function (and diff.) at specific points?
    Perhaps this is a trivial question for someone, but it confused me. If this is possible, I would like to see an algorithm that would help me figure out how to "build" functions and take derivatives from them. Sample code is welcome. Thank you in advance.










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      I need to specify a second-order polynomial of 3 variables, take a derivative of the first order from it, and also find the values ​​of these functions on a certain set of points. I found the Apache Commons Math framework, which is a powerful tool when working with mathematical analysis. This framework also supports finding derivatives, which is what I need. The problem is that the documentation did not give answers to all my questions, namely:



      How to create a function that I will differentiate?
      How to find the value of a function (and diff.) at specific points?
      Perhaps this is a trivial question for someone, but it confused me. If this is possible, I would like to see an algorithm that would help me figure out how to "build" functions and take derivatives from them. Sample code is welcome. Thank you in advance.










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      I need to specify a second-order polynomial of 3 variables, take a derivative of the first order from it, and also find the values ​​of these functions on a certain set of points. I found the Apache Commons Math framework, which is a powerful tool when working with mathematical analysis. This framework also supports finding derivatives, which is what I need. The problem is that the documentation did not give answers to all my questions, namely:



      How to create a function that I will differentiate?
      How to find the value of a function (and diff.) at specific points?
      Perhaps this is a trivial question for someone, but it confused me. If this is possible, I would like to see an algorithm that would help me figure out how to "build" functions and take derivatives from them. Sample code is welcome. Thank you in advance.







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