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feat(osmomath): Exp2 function #3708
feat(osmomath): Exp2 function #3708
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What is this smaller than & what is relation to minDecTolerance (sorry not sure if theres some important relation)
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I used these to implement test cases closer to the boundaries.
The reason is that the errors tend to be large at the boundaries for non-Chebyshev approximations. This is just to make sure that, as expected, Chebyshev does not allow for larger errors close to boundaries. I will add a comment relaying this