Fix polynomial_autograd documentation to match implementation #3663
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The tutorial code uses exp(x) but the documentation incorrectly stated it was learning sin(x). This fix updates the documentation to correctly describe what the code does: - Changed documentation from sin(x) from -π to π - To exp(x) from -1 to 1 - Added explanation about Taylor expansion of exponential function The code remains unchanged and continues to demonstrate fitting a polynomial to the exponential function using PyTorch autograd.
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The tutorial code uses exp(x) but the documentation incorrectly stated it was learning sin(x). This fix updates the documentation to correctly describe what the code does:
The code remains unchanged and continues to demonstrate fitting a polynomial to the exponential function using PyTorch autograd.
Fixes #3632
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