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Currently, pydgq considers an iteration complete once all bits of the double-precision 64-bit float agree.
While this is useful for very sensitive equations (e.g. those in undamped vibration problems), for other real-world use a convergence tolerance setting would be useful.
Maybe options for absolute and relative.
Maybe default to 1e-6.
Let the user specify 0 to use the old behavior.
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Currently,
pydgq
considers an iteration complete once all bits of the double-precision 64-bit float agree.While this is useful for very sensitive equations (e.g. those in undamped vibration problems), for other real-world use a convergence tolerance setting would be useful.
1e-6
.0
to use the old behavior.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: