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FPScan: An Automated Constraint-Based Analyzer for Floating-Point Anomaly Detection
Writing error-free floating-point programs is a challenging task, especially for programmers who lack a strong background in numerical analysis and rounding-error propagation. State-of-the-art techniques typically aim to bound such errors using static or dynamic analysis. However, only a few tools e
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