Inverse error function.
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The **compute‑erfinv** package provides a fast JavaScript implementation of the inverse error function (erf⁻¹). It works on numbers, plain or typed arrays, and matrix objects, offering options for accessors, output datatype, in‑place mutation, and deep property handling—making it useful for developers needing statistical or probabilistic calculations in Node.js or the browser.
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