Approximation des fonctions
Ce texte présente quelques méthodes d'approximation de fonctions qui servent en particulier à calculer les fonctions classiques en utilisant des fonctions
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We also see that the local linear approximation becomes a very bad approximation quickly if f has a large bend at x0 We now try to find a local approximation by a polynomial of degree 2 and specify that its value and those of its first and second derivative match those of f at the point x0 For ease of computation we let the polynomial be () 00
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- déterminer la fonction affine tangente g associée à f et utiliser cette fonction pour calculer la valeur approchée - appliquer directement la formule d’ATT en décomposant le nombre On peut utiliser les 2 méthodes mais en général on préfère appliquer la 2 e méthode
Taylor and Maclaurin Polynomial Approximations
We begin with the idea of approximating a function f(x) by something simpler in the neighborhood of a point x 0 We have already considered the local linear approximation to a function at the point x 0 . As shown below, it is the function whose graph is the tangent line to fat that point. x 0 We begin with the idea of approximating a function f(x) by something simpler in the neighborhood of a point x 0 We have already considered the local linear approximation to a function at the point x 0 . As shown below, it is the function whose graph is the tangent line to fat that point. f(x)Local linear
approximation to f at x 0Taylor and Maclaurin Polynomial Approximations
We showed before that the local linear approximation has the formula. () () ()( )000Lx f x f x x x′=+ -Since L(x
0 ) = f(x 0 ), and L′(x 0 ) = f ′(x 0 ), we see that Lis an approximation by a polynomial of degree 1 whose value and that of its first derivative match that of fat the point x 0 x 0 f(x)Local linear
approximation to f at x 0 Example. Find the linear approximation for the functionf(x) = cos(x) about the point π/2. Example. Find the linear approximation for the functionf(x) = cos(x) about the point π/2. Solution. The formula for the linear approximation p 1 (x) is: 1000p xfx fxxx′=+ - Example. Find the linear approximation for the functionf(x) = cos(x) about the point π/2. Solution. The formula for the linear approximation p 1 (x) is: 1000
p xfx fxxx′=+ -
Here x
0 = π/2, f(x) = cos(x),f (x) = -sin(x) Thus we have () cos sin12222 p xxx The two functions, cos(x) and the local linear approximation atπ/2, are shown below.
We also see that the local linear approximation becomes a very bad approximation quickly, if fhas a large bend at x 0 We now try to find a local approximation by a polynomial of degree 2, and specify that its value and those of its first and second derivative match those of fat the point x 0 We also see that the local linear approximation becomes a very bad approximation quickly, if fhas a large bend at x 0 We now try to find a local approximation by a polynomial of degree 2, and specify that its value and those of its first and second derivative match those of fat the point x 0For ease of computation, we let the polynomial be
() ()00 f xpxa== () ()00fx px b′′==() 2( ) 0 p xbcxx′=+ - () 2 p xc′′=Thus() ()200
fx px c′′ ′′==We see that
2() ()()00
p xabxx cxx=+ - + - and therefore we have We also see that the local linear approximation becomes a very bad approximation quickly, if fhas a large bend at x 0 We now try to find a local approximation by a polynomial of degree 2, and specify that its value and those of its first and second derivative match those of fat the point x 0For ease of computation, we let the polynomial be
() ()00 f xpxa== () ()00fx px b′′==() 2( ) 0 p xbcxx′=+ -() 2 p xc′′= Thus () ()200fx px c′′ ′′==We see that2() ()()00
p xabxx cxx=+ - + - and therefore we have ()02()()()() ()000 02 f x p x f x f xxx xx′′′=+ -+ - We call this polynomial the local quadratic approximation of fat x 0. It is shown below for the previous functionThis approximation is a much better approximation for points
near to x 0 x 0Example
. Find the linear and quadratic approximations for the functionf(x) = e x about the point 0.Example
. Find the linear and quadratic approximations for the functionf(x) = e x about the point 0.Solution
. The formulas for the linear approximation p 1 (x) and the quadratic approximation p 2 (x) are: ()02()()()() ()2000 02 f x p x f x f xxx xx′′′=+ -+ - () () ()( )1000 p xfx fxxx′=+ -Example
. Find the linear and quadratic approximations for the functionf(x) = e x about the point 0.Solution
. The formulas for the linear approximation p 1 (x) and the quadratic approximation p 2 (x) are: ()02()()()() ()2000 02 f x p x f x f xxx xx′′′=+ -+ - () () ()( )1000 p xfx fxxx′=+ -Here x
0 = 0, f(x) = e x =f (x) = f (x). Thus we have00() ( 0)11
p xeex x=+ -=+0200 2() ( 0) ( 0) 1222expxe ex x x=+ -+ - =++
These three functions are shown below.
In general we want to approximate a function f(x) in a neighborhood of a point x 0 by a polynomial p n (x) of degree n.We want to choose the polynomial so that
00fx p xn=
00fx pxn′′=
00fx pxn′′ ′′=
00fx pxn′′′ ′′′=
()() ()00nnfx xpn=Theorem
. The polynomial p n (x) of degree nwith the property that the value of pand the values of its first nderivatives match those of fat the point x0 is called theTaylor
polynomial of degree n . Its formula is: or in summation notation ()02()()()() ()000 02(3) ( ) () ()003 ( ) ( )003! !fx px fx fx xx xxn nfx fxnxx xxn′′Theorem
. The polynomial p n (x) of degree nwith the property that the value of pand the values of its first nderivatives match those of fat the point x0 is called theTaylor
polynomial of degree n . Its formula is: or in summation notation ()02()()()() ()000 02(3) ( ) () ()003 ( ) ( )003! !fx px fx fx xx xxn nfx fxnxx xxn′′ ()()0() ( )0!0k nfxk p xxxnkk=- If x 0 = 0, the polynomial is called theMacLaurin polynomial
of degree n . Its formula is: (3) ( )(0) (0) (0)23() (0) (0)23! !n ff fn p x ff xx x xnn′′′=+ + + ++ If x 0 = 0, the polynomial is called theMacLaurin polynomial
of degree n . Its formula is: ()(0) !0k nfkxkk= (3) ( )(0) (0) (0)23() (0) (0)23! !n ff fn p x ff xx x xnn′′′=+ + + ++ If x 0 = 0, the polynomial is called theMacLaurin polynomial
of degree n . Its formula is: ()(0) !0k nfkxkk=Example
. Find the MacLaurin polynomial of degree nfor the functionf(x) = e x (3) ( )(0) (0) (0)23() (0) (0)23! !n ff fn pquotesdbs_dbs4.pdfusesText_8[PDF] approximation au sens des moindres carrés exercices corrigés
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