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  1. The run function is not a loop (3,835 bytes)
    21: ...will output "Hello world!" ''once'', then give an error. What is going on? The problem is that you are ...
    38: ...</code> as if it were a function, which causes an error because <code>(print ...)</code> does not return ...
  2. Synchronizing the magnetic and electric fields (4,616 bytes)
    5: ...t/2)</math> is slightly off from this &mdash; the error is of order <math>O(\Delta t)</math>, or first-or...
  3. NLopt release notes (13,986 bytes)
    67: ...ch caused erroneous <code>ROUNDOFF_LIMITED</code> error codes to be returned; thanks to Alexander Riess f...
    103: * Return an <code>NLOPT_INVALID_ARGS</code> error if more than ''n'' equality constraints are added...
    104: ...ld cause spurious <code>NLOPT_INVALID_ARGS</code> errors when adding constraints under rare circumstances...
    145: * Return an error in global-search algorithms if the domain is not ...
    167: ...in which optimization breaks down due to roundoff errors, in which case it is possible that useful result...
  4. NLopt Introduction (22,408 bytes)
    47: ...they are also notoriously susceptible to roundoff errors unless you are very careful. On the other hand,...
    92: ...atrix ''N'', because [[w:Round-off error|rounding errors]] will tend to make the matrix ''A'' less singul...
    102: ...r the error in the solution instead of the actual error.
    110: ...hese would be the maximum fractional and absolute error compared to the exact minimum function value, but...
    112: ...possible for these to be tolerances on the actual error &Delta;'''x''' compared to the (unknown) minimum ...
  5. NLopt Algorithms (41,811 bytes)
    25: ...ause the latter uses only a crude estimate of the error in the function values, and moreover the estimate...
    291: ...unction and gradient computations. Since roundoff errors sometimes pushed SLSQP's parameters slightly out...
  6. NLopt Deprecated API Reference (36,633 bytes)
    82: Error codes (negative return values):
    86: ...returned minimum may still be useful. (e.g. this error occurs in NEWUOA if one tries to achieve a tolera...
  7. NLopt Tutorial (30,157 bytes)
    77: ...ance is a good idea for many algorithms lest tiny errors prevent convergence. Speaking of convergence te...
    93: ...ED</code>, indicating a breakdown due to roundoff errors, the minimum found may still be useful and you m...
    107: ... usually try to be conservative in estimating the error.)
    154: ...ode> instead of arrays, and exceptions instead of error codes. NLopt provides a C++ header file <code>nl...
    179: ...++ functions will throw exceptions if there is an error, which you can <code>catch</code> normally.
  8. Cubature (Multi-dimensional integration) (19,124 bytes)
    46: ... size_t maxEval, double reqAbsError, double reqRelError,
    47: error_norm norm,
    54: ...ed |error| is less than REQABSERROR (the absolute error requested) '''or''' when the
    55: ...| (the relative error requested). (Either of the error tolerances can be set to '''zero to ignore''' it....
    57: ...RM specifies the norm that is used to measure the error and determine convergence properties.
  9. NLopt Reference (29,913 bytes)
    38: ...>nlopt_opt</code> object (or NULL if there was an error, e.g. out of memory), given an <code>algorithm</c...
    89: ...ort unconstrained optimization and will return an error in <code>nlopt_optimize</code> if you do not supp...
    111: ...ce is advisable to reduce sensitivity to rounding errors.
    113: ...Values|return value]] is negative if there was an error, e.g. an invalid argument or an out-of-memory sit...
    199: ...ample, if the user presses Ctrl-C, or there is an error of some sort in the objective function. (This is...
  10. NLopt C-plus-plus Reference (19,774 bytes)
    12: * Use of exceptions instead of returning error codes, and exception-safety in the objective/cons...
    39: If there is an error in the constructor (or copy constructor, or assig...
    168: ...ample, if the user presses Ctrl-C, or there is an error of some sort in the objective function. You can ...
    190: ...pt Reference#Error codes (negative return values)|Error codes (negative return values)]] in the C API are...
    192: ;<code>std::runtime_error</code>
  11. NLopt Python Reference (17,987 bytes)
    26: ...r copy constructor, or assignment), a <code>MemoryError</code> exception is thrown.
    169: ...ample, if the user presses Ctrl-C, or there is an error of some sort in the objective function. You can ...
    191: ...pt Reference#Error codes (negative return values)|Error codes (negative return values)]] in the C API are...
    193: ;<code>RunTimeError</code>
    195: ;<code>ValueError</code>
  12. NLopt Matlab Reference (10,167 bytes)
    23: ...e>nlopt_optimize</code> as the initial guess. An error will occur if you use vectors of inconsistent len...
  13. NLopt Guile Reference (15,780 bytes)
    25: If there is an error in the constructor (or copy constructor, or assig...
    159: ...pt Reference#Error codes (negative return values)|Error codes (negative return values)]] in the C API are...
    161: ;<code>runtime-error</code>
    168: :Halted because roundoff errors limited progress, equivalent to <code>NLOPT_ROUN...
    174: .../code> in <code>catch</code>), and prints out the error return code:
  14. NLopt Fortran Reference (19,582 bytes)
    43: ...nonzero after nlo_create, so you can check for an error by checking whether <code>opt</code> is zero (if ...
    190: ...ample, if the user presses Ctrl-C, or there is an error of some sort in the objective function. In this...
  15. Faddeeva Package (17,420 bytes)
    1: ... Julia) to compute the various [[w:Error function|error functions]] of arbitrary [[w:Complex number|compl...
    3: ...(-iz) \! </math>, where erfc is the complementary error function.
    4: * '''erf''', the [[w:Error function|error function]] <math>\mathrm{erf}(z) \!</math>
    5: * '''erfc''', the complementary error function <math>\mathrm{erfc}(z) = 1 - \mathrm{erf...
    6: * '''erfcx''', the scaled complementary error function <math>\mathrm{erfcx}(z) = e^{z^2} \mathr...

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