👉 In mathematics, a Taylor series expansion is an algebraic expression that represents the sum of a finite or infinite sequence of terms in which each term is derived from the values of a function at a set of points. This process can be used to approximate the value of a function for certain inputs. The term "taylorize" refers to the process of using Taylor series expansions to evaluate functions at specific points, often when the function is not differentiable or cannot be easily expressed as a power series.
