Newton’s Method In R

April 7, 2012
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(This article was first published on The Research Kitchen » R, and kindly contributed to R-bloggers)

Here is a toy example of implementing Newton’s method in R. I found some old code that I had written a few years ago when illustrating the difference between convergence properties of various root-finding algorithms, and this example shows a … Continue reading →

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