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by mmarx
3367 days ago
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> But at least all problems that could happen on a financial application are solved with decimal floating points (where you will only want to use rationals in finite decimal form like 0.01) You still get cancellation if the magnitudes differ by large enough an amount. This is a problem inherent to floating point arithmetic, using a decimal format instead of binary does not save you from that. |
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