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Fused multiply–add
In floating-point arithmetic
Variants with two or more roundings
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- Computing
- Digital signal processing
- Accumulator Accumulator (computing)
- Floating-point Floating-point arithmetic
- Roundings Rounding
- DSPs Digital signal processors
- Combinational logic
- Adder Adder (electronics)
- Method of shifting and adding Peasant multiplication
- Percy Ludgate
- Digital signal processors Digital signal processor
In floating-point arithmetic
- Integers Integer
- Modulo Modular arithmetic
- Power of two
- Precision Arithmetic precision
- Associative Associativity
- Distributive Distributivity
- IEEE 754-2008
Fused multiply–add
- Fused operation
- Dot product
- Matrix multiplication
- Polynomial evaluation
- Horner's rule
- Newton's method
- Convolution
- Neural network Neural network (machine learning)
- Double-double arithmetic Quadruple-precision floating-point format
- William Kahan William Morton Kahan
- Microprocessor
- Division Division (mathematics)
- Division algorithm
- Square root
- Methods of computing square roots
- SIMD Single instruction, multiple data
- 1999 standard C99
- C programming language C (programming language)
- GCC GNU Compiler Collection
- Clang
- POWER1
- HP Hewlett-Packard
- PA-8000
- Hitachi Hitachi, Ltd.
- SuperH SH-4 SuperH
- IBM
- Z/Architecture
- SCE Sony Computer Entertainment
- Toshiba
- Emotion Engine
Variants with two or more roundings
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