Last Updated on May 15, 2026 by
Author(s): Greg Oliver
Originally published on Towards AI.
Architectural Cubic n{C/A} Ratios and Easy Shifts to Aid Robotics Design
This post provides a toolbox of genetic Cubic coefficient ratios n{C/A} and n{C} ratios in Header Graph 1 applied to a depressed Cubic y=Ax³ — Cx+0 in black with Roots, Tp’s and in green the Sum Of gradients = — 3C at all possible 3 real roots (between Tp(y)’s) as presented in my recent post; Designing Polynomials Using Sum of Gradients at the Roots.
This article discusses genetic Cubic coefficient ratios essential for robotics design, providing efficient formulas to manipulate and shift depressed cubic functions within a coordinate system, thus aiding in various robotic applications, including movement and control mechanisms.
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