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Sometimes more than one sample point is replaced at the same time with the locations of nearby maximum absolute differences.

Sometimes all of the sample points are replaced in a single iteration with the locations of all, alternating sign, maximum differences.<ref name=toobs>2/73 “The"The Optimization of Bandlimited Systems”Systems" – G. C. Temes, F. C. Marshall and V. Barcilon. Proceedings IEEE.</ref>

Sometimes [[relative error]] is used to measure the difference between the approximation and the function, especially if the approximation will be used to compute the function on a computer which uses [[floating point]] arithmetic.

Sometimes zero-error point contraintsconstraints are included in a Modified Remez Exchange Algorithm.<ref name=toobs/>

==See also==