Interpolation doesn't reproduce the character of original curve
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Using the Matlab function notation for interp1: x, v, xq, and vq {vq = interp1(x, v, xq, 'method')}, I am trying to create a 1-d vector vq as a function of 1-d vector xq to recreate the shape of the curve v(x). I am trying to attach images that show the x & xq on one plot, and v & the resultant vq on another plot.
I have tried various 'methods', and none reproduces the original character of the curve v(x). I don't understand why and what I need to do (other than laborious self-computation) to get there. Appreciate pointers.
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John D'Errico
2021-12-10
EXACTLY. Without your data, we cannot help you that much. A picture of your data might be interesting, but it does not tell us enough. Attach a .mat file to a comment, or to your original question by editting the question.
I will note that since xq is NOT monotonic, then I would expect vq to also not be monotonic.
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Matt J
2021-12-10
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2021-12-10
Perhaps I misunderstood how this works. I expected v to be scaled (compressed as it were in this case) and be reproduced over the new range xq
The vector v is just a list of values. It doesn't have a unique domain x. If the goal is to compress the plot, you just need to redefine v's domain. It doesn't require interpolation,e.g.,
x=linspace(0,2*pi,100);
v=sin(x);
xc=linspace(0,pi,100);
plot(x,v,xc,v,'x'); legend('Original','Compressed')
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