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No, in this case, a convex function is one where you can draw a straight line between any two points on its graph and not have the line intersect the graph at a
by ntownsend 17y ago
No, in this case, a convex function is one where you can draw a straight line between any two points on its graph and not have the line intersect the graph at a third point.
- pieceofpeace 17y agoYou are not contradicting what fgimenez said, its the same condition stated differently. edit: if two statements are not essentially same (and I am wrong), could you please explain it.
- jamii 17y agoThe logarithm function is convex by this definition but has no maximum/minimum point and never has 0 derivative.