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Taylor Coefficients for multivariate Functions

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Hi, i wonder whether I can use this to compute the taylor coefficients for multivariate function up to a certain order. Right now, it takes a direction-parameter so it's really just univariate taylor coefficients as far as I understand. For my use-case, I am interested in all the combinations as I need it over all parameters. Thanks!

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The issue does not mention any files, tests, or entry points. Start by reading the TaylorDiff.jl public API and its handling of the direction parameter, then clarify the expected representation and ordering of multivariate Taylor coefficients. Done should mean a documented, tested way to obtain coefficients for all parameter combinations up to a chosen order.

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julia
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tooling
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Feature
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