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Table-lookup algorithms for elementary functions and their error analysis
Table-lookup algorithms for calculating elementary functions offer superior speed and accuracy when compared with more traditional algorithms. It is shown that, with careful design, it is feasible to implement table-lookup algorithms in hardware. A uniform approach for carrying out a tight error analysis for such implementations is presented. The advantages of table-lookup algorithms over CORDIC and ordinary (without table-lookup) polynomial algorithms are described.<>