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|    Nasser M. Abbasi to Albert Rich    |
|    Re: Rubi 4.8 released    |
|    02 Jun 15 22:51:27    |
      From: nma@12000.org              On 6/2/2015 5:12 PM, Albert Rich wrote:              > If the optimal antiderivative involves the function Int, no closed-form       >antiderivative exists (unless there is an error in the Rubi test suite).       >Therefore, I recommend Nasser's test program check to see if the optimal       antiderivative       >involves Int, and if so judge antiderivatives involving the integration       function a success.       >              The above will raise the score of all 3 CAS's by the       same amount, since I am almost sure now if the optimal is       not known by Rubi, the other CAS'es did not solve it (but will       check on this, please see below).              So instead of the current score of (Rubi, Mathematica, Maple)       95.5%, 92.2%, 83.8%       will become (adding say the 4.5% for those optimal results with Int)       99%, 96.7%, 88.3%              So it will just shift all of them by same amount.              But it seems to me it would be confusing to call a test success if       a CAS did not actually solve the integral? Even if there is no known       closed form antiderivative.              So I think it might be better to keep this part as is. Also, the       optimal result is given in the result with the CAS result in the       same section, so one can see that there is no optimal result for       the failed integral.              > Of course, if the test program encounters a problem whose optimal       antiderivative       >involves Int AND one of the systems returns a valid closed-form       antiderivative,       >that problem should be flagged so I can correct the optimal antiderivative in       the test suite.       >       > Albert       >              This is great idea. I will add a post-processing step to check for this.              Any CAS which solves a problem that has `Int` in Rubi's optimal field,       will go to a special list, and will add a new check field the tables in       the final result to make it easier to spot these problems.              The tests take long time to run, about one week or so. So this       will take sometime to be done.              regards,       --Nasser              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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