CURVP2(3NCARG)
π CURVP2 π
okay bestie, welcome to CURVP2 from the NCAR GRAPHICS manual β it's a Fortran function that interpolates a periodic function at a specified point β¨ and honestly? she's niche but she works.
β¨ SYNOPSIS β¨
FUNCTION CURVP2 (T, N, X, Y, P, YP, SIGMA)
so here's the tea π« β this function interpolates a value at a specified point using a spline under tension. and no, you cannot just roll up and call her, because CURVP1 must be called prior to calling CURVP2, and the values you get from that first call get used as input to CURVP2. it's giving β¨prerequisiteβ¨, it's giving π
we do things in order in this houseπ
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then CURVP2 returns the interpolated function value at the X-coordinate you specified. iconic. no cap. π
πΈ DESCRIPTION πΈ
T(real, input) β the abscissa you want an interpolated function value for. your "where tho" coordinate π―N(integer, input) β how many input data values you've got. note thatN > 1, so one single lonely point is not the vibe, she needs at least two π₯ΊX(real, input) β an array holding the abscissae for your input function.Y(real, input) β an array holding the functional values of the input data βY(K)is the functional value atX(K)forK=1,N. so like, every point's got a buddy, cute πΈX(real, input) β the period of the function. (and yes bestie, the original doc labels this oneXtoo even though the synopsis calls itPπ not me pointing that out, just keeping it 100 with you β this is exactly how it's written down, fr fr)YP(real, input) β contains values for the second derivative, as calculated byCURV1. soCURV1does the homework,CURVP2copies it πSIGMA(real, input) β the tension factor. values near zero? that's a cubic spline. large values (like, say,50)? that's nearly a polygonal line. a typical value is1. soSIGMAis literally the main character here β she decides the whole vibe check π
π RETURN VALUE π
CURVP2 returns the interpolated value at the specified point T. that's it. that's the whole gift. π
π¦ ACCESS π¦
to use CURVP2, load the NCAR Graphics library ngmath. periodt. π
π SEE ALSO π
curvp1fitgrid_params
complete documentation for Fitgrid is available at this URL:
http://ngwww.ucar.edu/ngdoc/ng/ngmath/fitgrid/fithome.html
go read it bestie, iykyk π«Ά
π COPYRIGHT π
Copyright (C) 2000 University Corporation for Atmospheric Research
the use of this Software is governed by a License Agreement. β οΈ so like, read the agreement, she's not optional.
and that's the whole page, bestie!! π this one came from the UNIX manual, dated March 1998, filed under CURVP2(3NCARG) in the NCAR GRAPHICS set β and honestly, for a 1998-era manpage, she ate. slay. β¨π¦ππ π
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