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| has gloss | eng: Local linearity is a property of functions that says — roughly — that if you zoom in on a point on the graph of the function (with equal scaling horizontally and vertically), the graph will eventually look like a straight line. More precisely, a function is locally linear at a point if and only if a tangent line exists at said point. |
| lexicalization | eng: Local linearity |
| instance of | e/Smooth function |
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