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When I use culum_integrate, it appears that it integrates 1 index beyond the array.
using NumericalIntegration
a = LinRange(0,1,100)
print(integrate(a,a), ' ')
print(last(cumul_integrate(a,a)))
returns:
0.5 0.5000510152025299
Is there a way to define the initial value of the integration so that it returns an integration for 0 to 1 with the first index being the initial value?
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Sorry, my description of the problem was wrong. It is not an indexing thing. Its just that the initial value is chosen defaulting to 5.1e-5 for cumul_integrate. For my purposes, I can just subtract off the index 1.
When I use culum_integrate, it appears that it integrates 1 index beyond the array.
returns:
Is there a way to define the initial value of the integration so that it returns an integration for 0 to 1 with the first index being the initial value?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: