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documentation work is ongoing. Will open separate issue for the "assigning values" request.

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Thank you!

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You can also use the Eigenmath manual for math functions.
http://www.rejoicealways.net/lcu-semesters/fall2010/mat1302/Eigenmath.pdf

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Notice that d() does not exist in Algebrite but it's documented there. I supposed it should read as derivative() which is in the package.

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Related:

The arguments of some functions have changed:

old: for(i,j,k,a,b,...)
new: for(do(a,b,...),i,j,k)

old: sum(i,j,k,f)
new: sum(f,i,j,k)

old: product(i,j,k,f)
new: product(f,i,j,k)

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I've added the changes to for/sum/product documentation for the latest version (1.2.0) here: http://algebrite.org/docs/1.2.0/reference.html . The JS documentation is still under work, I'll try to get that done in the coming week.

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how can i eval a function with algebrite??

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@DIS-Connect using the internal scripting:

f(x) = 3*x
f(10)
> 30

Using JS:

Algebrite.run("f(x) = 3x+1");
Algebrite.run("f(10)"); // if you want the result as a string
> "31"
Algebrite.eval("f(10)"); // if you want the result as an Algebrite "atom" object
> U {cons: {…}, q: rational, k: 1}

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