I don't need to see code, I just want to be sure what relative
difference of 1e-6 means.
My guess is that it means:
either
supplied = expected = 0
or
|supplied - expected| / max(|supplied|,|expected|) = 1e-6.
On Sun, Aug 30, 2009 at 3:13 AM, Bartholomew Furrowfur...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm
Probably there is
|supplied - expected| 1e-6
Luke Pebody wrote:
I don't need to see code, I just want to be sure what relative
difference of 1e-6 means.
My guess is that it means:
either
supplied = expected = 0
or
|supplied - expected| / max(|supplied|,|expected|) = 1e-6.
On
How We Will Judge Your Submission [...]
3. Two floating point numbers are considered equal if their absolute or
relative difference is smaller than 1e-6. This does not apply to integers.
Two integers are considered equal only when they are exactly equal.
I hope this answers your question.
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