Say f(x,y,z) = $y*ln(cos(z)+x^2)$
How would I write this as a Hessian matrix?
Would this be the right step I need to take in order to calculate the second-order Taylor polynomial for the function?
Say f(x,y,z) = $y*ln(cos(z)+x^2)$
How would I write this as a Hessian matrix?
Would this be the right step I need to take in order to calculate the second-order Taylor polynomial for the function?
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