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Add rsqrt function and test cases #268

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Adding rsqrt function from Recommended Elementary function.

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Coverage increased (+0.07%) to 82.506% when pulling b6fcc80 on yashrajgupta:rsqrt_function_patch into 9a38d80 on JuliaIntervals:master.

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Coverage increased (+0.03%) to 90.51% when pulling 5b302fb on yashrajgupta:rsqrt_function_patch into 1516c5e on JuliaIntervals:master.

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I'm not sure that rsqrt is a good name for this function. Maybe invsqrt? In fact, is this function really necessary? I guess the idea is that it should be more accurate than inv(sqrt(X)).

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Actually the function is there with the same name in the document as well in octave. The implementation should give the tighest interval.

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lbenet commented Apr 3, 2019

In the standard it appears as rSqrt; my guess is that "r" stands for "reciprocal". Note that the standard does not impose a specific name.

I agree with David that rsqrt is maybe not a good name. What about invsqrt, recipsqrt, reciprocalsqrt, or perhaps add some _ to make it more readable (e.g., reciprocal_sqrt).

Independently of the name, one more suggestion: add docstrings and also an entry into the documentation.

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Ok, I'll change the name and do the suggested.

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lbenet commented Apr 13, 2019

Any progress on this?

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Yeah I have changed the name and added a doc string. You can review it.

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Could you please rebase?

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