Data is not valid NDGRID format.

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Victor
Victor 2014-8-13
评论： Colton Fruhling 2017-10-5
I would like to know what does it mean "Data is not valid NDGRID format" when I try to use interpn() function to interpolate a function from four variables. I've already checked, a dozen times, my matrixes dimensions. Which one of them agrees in size (4D - 2x11x4x3). Besides, there is no way I can use ndgrid() function to create the mesh, in this case I did this mannualy.
If I have all the function values for which one of the variables, why this error appears?
Thanks in advance,

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dpb
dpb 2014-8-13
编辑：dpb 2014-8-13
From the doc for interpn one finds...
"interpn requires that X1,X2,X3,etc. be monotonic and plaid (as if
they were created using NDGRID). X1,X2,X3,etc. can be non-uniformly
spaced."
So, it doesn't matter about the dimension so much, only that the Xn vectors/arrays be monotonic and non-repeating such that they are valid for ndgrid. That you say "there is no way I can use ndgrid() function to create the mesh" pretty much means you can't use interpn to interpolate the data, either (actually, it means it flat out, not just "pretty much" :) ).
You can try some of the other interpolation methods.
Why, specifically, can't you use ndgrid? What is a (smallish) typical subset of the data grid for looksies?
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dpb
dpb 2017-10-5
I suggest instead of a comment to a closed question that you post this as new question and supply a (small!) dataset that illustrates the problem.

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