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This is just curiosity:
I ran a Python program on my windows PC, and then, for some reason, exactly the same program on my iPadPro (year 2020?) with Carnets Plus. Essentially this is solving a complicated ODE.
While the iPad took about 60% more time to run it than the PC, the results of CarnetsPlus are more accurate.
My question: Is the internal representation of floating point numbers more accurate on an iPad thzan on a windows PC?
Thanks for any information!
NB:
The reason I re-ran it on my iPad was this: I wanted to have the program with the results (matplotlib plots and an animation) on the iPad. So I ran it on the PC, and copied this file from the PC to the iPad (using a memory stick and the app FileBrowser). While Carnet Plus showed the plots just fine, it did not show the animation for some reason.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This is just curiosity:
I ran a Python program on my windows PC, and then, for some reason, exactly the same program on my iPadPro (year 2020?) with Carnets Plus. Essentially this is solving a complicated ODE.
While the iPad took about 60% more time to run it than the PC, the results of CarnetsPlus are more accurate.
My question: Is the internal representation of floating point numbers more accurate on an iPad thzan on a windows PC?
Thanks for any information!
NB:
The reason I re-ran it on my iPad was this: I wanted to have the program with the results (matplotlib plots and an animation) on the iPad. So I ran it on the PC, and copied this file from the PC to the iPad (using a memory stick and the app FileBrowser). While Carnet Plus showed the plots just fine, it did not show the animation for some reason.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: