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The Computer Journal 1959 1(4):196-200; doi:10.1093/comjnl/1.4.196
© 1959 by British Computer Society
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A Method for the Reduction of Empirical Multi-Variable Functions

C. D. Allen

Air Trainers Link Ltd, Aylesbury, UK

A method is given for reducing an empirically given function of many variables to an expression involving functions of each variable singly. The number of functions required is minimized for a given accuracy. A method of altering such expressions without losing accuracy is also described. Some notes are given on programming the problem for a digital computer.


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