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100-variable mathematical function approximation

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I am quite new to uni math, how can I achieve this?
Is there any boilerplate method to do this?
(standard algorithm and formula)
Thanks
Jack
 

You should say in what sense you want to approximate the function - e.g. the sup norm (minimize the maximum difference between the value of the function and the value of the approximation), L2 norm - minimize mean square error, or maybe in some other sense.
In the first case look up the Stone-Weierstrass theorem, in the second case look at Fourier series for functions of many variables. Start from a mathematical analysis textbook, e.g. Walter Rudin: Principles of Mathematical Analysis, or do a search on the subjects I mentioned.
 

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