Complementary error function.
JavaScript
2
0
Apache License 2.0
This package is a JavaScript library for computing the complementary error function (erfc), which is commonly used in statistics, probability, and numerical analysis. It is part of the stdlib library, a standard library for JavaScript and Node.js focused on numerical and scientific computing. The package is intended for developers and researchers working in fields that require mathematical computations, such as statistics, physics, and engineering.
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