Master, thanks for the video. I have been using a book that tabulated the iteration values and there's a column of values labelled ||x^k - x^k+1||, can you help me understand how they get values for this column. Many thanks.
It's basically called the stopping criteria, one is expected to use the stopping criteria to stop at a number of say n iterations if the number of iterations are not given. So as you realized you have negligible difference ie close to 0 between the next iteration values and the previous iteration values, you can stop there. x^k+1 means next value x^k means previous value
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Thanks so much
Master, thanks for the video. I have been using a book that tabulated the iteration values and there's a column of values labelled ||x^k - x^k+1||, can you help me understand how they get values for this column. Many thanks.
It's basically called the stopping criteria, one is expected to use the stopping criteria to stop at a number of say n iterations if the number of iterations are not given. So as you realized you have negligible difference ie close to 0 between the next iteration values and the previous iteration values, you can stop there.
x^k+1 means next value
x^k means previous value
please do you have videos on interpolation
Not yet please. Sorry about that