Derivative Library
This code is a library for calculating derived functions.
Installation
To install the library, use pip:
pip install derivative_mode
Usage
To use the library, import the Derivative class from the library:
from derivative_mode import Derivative
Then you can create an instance of the Derivative class by passing the function you want to differentiate as an argument:
python def func(x):
return x**2
derivative = Derivative(func)
Methods
tailor_app
Calculates the derivative of the function at the point x0 using the Taylor method.
Usage example:
result = derivative.tailor_app(2)
polinom_app
Calculates the derivative of the function at the point x0 using the polynomial method.
Usage example:
result = derivative.polinom_app(2)
second_derivative
Calculates the second derivative of the function at the point x0.
Usage example:
result = derivative.second_derivative(2)
threepoint_pattern(x0, second_deriv=False)
Calculates the first or second derivative of a function at the point x0 using the three-point method.
Usage example:
result = derivative.threepoint_pattern(2, second_deriv=True)
Exception handling
If the function was set using a grid, the methods tailor_app, polinom_app and threepoint_pattern will throw an exception. If an error occurred while using the function, the methods will also throw an exception.
License
This library is available under the MIT license.
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