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Hello guys
I have 2D function and want to do second order interpolation, any body knows the formula? ![]() Thanks. White heart |
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Try to use a second order 2D polynomial, fit this to your data points and then use least squares to obtain the coefficients, this will work on kind of grids.
Or search in a numerical methods book for 2D interpolations (if I remember well there is a Lagrange formula for regular grids). Do |
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