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[MUG] Interpolation in Maple

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[MUG] Interpolation in Maple
Author: Ryan Shannon    Posted: Thu, 25 Apr 2002 11:03:29 -0700

>> From: Ryan Shannon "shannor"

Is there a Maple equivalent to Mathematica's Interpolation function? For
those not familiar, my understanding is that it fits polynomials between
successive data points *but never actually generates them until you need
them*.

In my case, I am trying to fit 2^14 data points. While Mathematica can
generate its InterpolatingFunctions in short order, I've been trying to
use a cubic spline on Maple and it takes *forever*. In fact, it's never
successfully finished.

Does anybody have suggestions for what I should be doing? The fit needs
to be pretty good because I'm regenerating an image from projection data
ala tomography. I tried a least squares, but it smears the data too much
and the result is unidentifiable.

Ryan Shannon

[MUG] Re: Interpolation in Maple
Author: Phil Mendelsohn    Posted: Tue, 30 Apr 2002 17:37:19 -0500

>> From: Phil Mendelsohn "phil"

On Thu, Apr 25, 2002 at 11:03:29AM -0700, Ryan Shannon wrote:

> In my case, I am trying to fit 2^14 data points. While Mathematica can
> generate its InterpolatingFunctions in short order, I've been trying to
> use a cubic spline on Maple and it takes *forever*. In fact, it's never
> successfully finished.
>
> Does anybody have suggestions for what I should be doing? The fit needs
> to be pretty good because I'm regenerating an image from projection data
> ala tomography. I tried a least squares, but it smears the data too much
> and the result is unidentifiable.

Um, with a data set that large, is there a reason why you wouldn't
want to do an FFT?

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