Simple class to evaluate the uncertainty for complex or very long calculations given the initial values together with its uncertainty.
The recommended way to install UncValue in your computer is via Pkg
by writting
using Pkg
Pkg.add("UncValue")
Alternatively, you can download the release files and install it manually.
The way it works is simple, first import the script as
using UncValue
then initialise your Value
variables (numbers, lists, matrices...) as
pi = Value(3.14159, 0.00011) # number variable 3.14159 +/- 0.00011
A = [pi; Value(2.718, 0.036); Value(1.61803398875, 29e-11)] # array with 3 elements
M = Value(rand(3,5), rand(3,5)*0.056) # 3x5 matrix
pi
is just a number variable with uncertaintyA
is a list of values, each one with each own uncertaintyM
is a 3x5 value matrix (not a matrix of values) where the uncertainty is separated from the value, so this class only works as a container for keeping them together but some operations will not work properly (like multiplication). To initialize the matrix of values correctly we should do it as the list.
Perform any operation you want between Value(s):
- Binary operators:
+
,-
,*
,/
,\
,^
... - Unary operators:
abs
,exp
(base 2, 10 and general),log
(base 2, 10 and general),sqrt
,cbrt
, trigonometric and inverse function, hyperbolic and inverse functions... - Comparison:
>=
,>
,==
,!=
,<
,<=
...
A complete list of compateble operations can be found in the Julia documentation.
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