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MATLAB-Based Analysis of Roundoff Noise

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All arithmetic operations can be decomposed into an infinitely accurate calculation and a subsequent arithmetic rounding. The kind of rounding in use determines the properties of the whole arithmetic system. The article describes a tool for the analysis of the effects of rounding errors during arithmetic calculations in practical systems.

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Dunay, R., Kollár, I. (1999). MATLAB-Based Analysis of Roundoff Noise. In: Csendes, T. (eds) Developments in Reliable Computing. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-1247-7_30

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