Implementing the transcendental functions in Ivy
Read OriginalThe article details the author's journey implementing transcendental functions like sine and cosine in the Ivy programming language, focusing on the mathematical challenges posed by high-precision floating-point arithmetic. It provides context on Ivy's origins as a Go-based pseudo-APL language with exact arithmetic and explains its core syntax to frame the technical discussion of algorithm development.
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