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Interpolation and Curve Fitting

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Abstract

This chapter is concerned with fitting mathematical functions to discrete data. Such data may come from measurements made during an experiment, or perhaps numerical results obtained from another computer program. The functions will usually involve polynomials, which are easy to operate on, although other types of function may also be encountered.

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This chapter is concerned with fitting mathematical functions to discrete data. Such data may come from measurements made during an experiment, or perhaps numerical results obtained from another computer program. The functions will usually involve polynomials, which are easy to operate on, although other types of function may also be encountered.

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This chapter is concerned with fitting mathematical functions to discrete data. Such data may come from measurements made during an experiment, or perhaps numerical results obtained from another computer program. The functions will usually involve polynomials, which are easy to operate on, although other types of function may also be encountered.

Key concepts: Interpolation (computer graphics), Curve fitting, Mathematics, Statistics, Computer science, Computer graphics (images), Animation

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