The theory of "_mergesimpts" of builtin functions.

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Suyee Bai 2016-3-30

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回答： Peng Liu 2016-8-22

I'm trying to learn the theory of the function "griddata",and in the file "griddata.m",I found some codes like: xyv = builtin('_mergesimpts', [y, x, v], [myepsy, myepsx, Inf], 'average'); I cant find the source code or theory of "_mergesimpts",can u explain the theory of it please? Thanks a lot.:)

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Walter Roberson 2016-3-30

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By context I can tell that it looks for points whose x is closer than myepsx and whose y is closer than myepsy, and that if it finds them then it replaces the pair with a single point whose value is the average of the values at the other two points.

I do not know how it handles "lines" of points, A close to B close to C but A not close to C.

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在 MATLAB Online 中打开

The results of some tests of the function are as follows:

x = 1:0.001:10;
x = x.';
x0 = builtin('_mergesimpts',x,0.001,'first');  
x1 = builtin('_mergesimpts',x,0.005,'first');   
x2 = builtin('_mergesimpts',x,0.2,'first'); 
x3 = builtin('_mergesimpts',x,0.5,'first');   
x4 = builtin('_mergesimpts',x,1,'first'); 
x5 = builtin('_mergesimpts',x,2,'first');

the data of x0,x1,x3,x4,x5 showed its regularity but the data of x2 doesnt. it's really hard to understand this phenomenon.

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Peng Liu 2016-8-22

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It is an undocumented built-in function, which finds unique elements/rows within a specified tolerance. You may find a detailed introduction about this functon: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1988535/return-unique-element-with-a-tolerance

Matlab 2015a introduced a documented built-in function, uniquetol, to achieve a similar task.