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June 30th, 2008

MATLAB Basics: Interpolating data with interp1

 This short video shows how you can take a sparsely sampled sine wave and use interp1 to interpolate the missing data points. Different interpolations such as linear, spline and nearest are all shown. Some people would consider this to be curve fitting to some degree.
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By Doug Hull

10:33 UTC | Posted in Format: PodCast, Format: Video, Level: Basic | Permalink |

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  1. pravesh replied on July 2nd, 2008 at 11:52 UTC :

    Thanks a lot for explaining very nicely.

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