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Table 1: Evaluation error examples ( u = 2 −53 , u 0 = 2 −24 ).
Figure 1: Approximation of Ai over [−2, 2] : iteration 0
Figure 2: Approximation of Ai over [−2, 2] : iteration 6
Figure 3: Approximation of Ai over [−2, 2] : iteration 9
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