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Issue #3 describes the "all or each" approach, which should also be applied to this.
allow for different types of tolerance, specified in a new dict key: tolerance_type
tolerance_type
I propose these types, defined here, but check the numpy isclose Notes and make sure you are consistent with that:
absolute
relative
Example:
exercise = { "type": "values", "tolerance": 0.01, "tolerance_type": "absolute", "variables": ['multiplication', 'addition'], "values": [13.889, 7.53] }
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Issue #3 describes the "all or each" approach, which should also be applied to this.
allow for different types of tolerance, specified in a new dict key:
tolerance_type
I propose these types, defined here, but check the numpy isclose Notes and make sure you are consistent with that:
absolute
as expectedrelative
as expectedExample:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: