Enhancing the accuracy of the Taylor polynomial by determining the remainder term

02/18/2023
by   J. S. C. Prentice, et al.
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We determine the Lagrange function in Taylor polynomial approximation by solving an appropriate initial-value problem. Hence, we determine the remainder term which we then approximate by means of a natural cubic spline. This results in a significant improvement in the quality of the Taylor approximation. We observe improvements in the accuracy of the approximation of many orders of magnitude, including a case when the independent variable x lies beyond the relevant radius of convergence.

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