Error Evaluated

Definition

Error evaluated refers to the process of determining or calculating the difference between an approximation (such as a Taylor polynomial) and the actual value or behavior being approximated at a specific point.

Related terms

Point of Evaluation: The point of evaluation is where we assess or analyze the accuracy of our approximation by comparing it to the true value at that specific point.

Taylor Series:

A Taylor series is an expansion of a function into an infinite sum of terms, which can be used to represent functions as polynomials centered around a specific point.

Differentiation:

Differentiation is the process of finding derivatives, which measure how functions change as their inputs change. It helps us understand rates of change and slopes in various contexts.