Yes actually, it is very regular which usually lends itself to silicon implementations - the paper event talks about this briefly.

I think the bigger question is whether it will be more energy-optimal or silicon density-optimal than math libraries that are currently baked into these processors (FPUs).

There are also some edge cases "exp(exp(x))" and infinities that seem to result in something akin to "division by zero" where you need more than standard floating-point representations to compute - but these edge cases seem like compiler workarounds vs silicon issues.