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Hi,
I have a number of data point (xi,yi) and would like to :
1. plain linear interpolate for some point x inside the range
2. integrate the function that interpolates linearilty over some range
3. assuming a monotone linear interpolation function and monotone data points, to get the inverse of a point y.
Are there functions in the math kernel for this?
rds,
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1 seems like a curve fit for which you can always use least squares (MKL Lapack gelss) once your matrices are set. Though it's a little more work than you seem to want.
With the function known from 1, 2 is trivial to code. See any entry level numerical methods book.
If you want Fortran 77/90 specific examples then have a look at Numerical Methods for Engineers and Scientists by Joe D Hoffman.
With the function known from 1, 2 is trivial to code. See any entry level numerical methods book.
If you want Fortran 77/90 specific examples then have a look at Numerical Methods for Engineers and Scientists by Joe D Hoffman.

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