Where are the mathematics behind scatteredInterpolant documented

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Steven 2014-6-11

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回答： Eric Sampson 2014-6-11

Hi,

I'm using scatteredInterpolant class for some experiments involving interpolation across 2D manifolds. I'm wondering if anyone can point me in the direction of where the maths behind the linear/natural/nearest interpolation methods is documented?

Thanks Steven

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Eric Sampson 2014-6-11

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If you contact Support and ask very nicely, they might be able to provide information about this... I have vague recollections that when those new geometrical functions were introduced, behind the scenes they were using a commercial geometric primitives library. ... Check this out: http://blogs.mathworks.com/loren/2009/07/15/computational-geometry-in-matlab-r2009a-part-i/