write a function that takes any equation as an input
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I saw that similar questions were asked previously by they were way too specific to be helpful for me.
I need to write a function that has inputs of a series of x values and an equation. This function should create an interpolating polynomial for this function using those given x values. It should then output the coefficients of this polynomial
My question is how do I write a function with an input of a function which outputs a matrix?
Code so far is just the one line:
function P(x) = splinecalc(Xlist, f(x))
And that line doesn't work. It should be able to take in things like sin(x) or x^3+15x-4 or e^x, etc. and it should output a 4×n matrix giving the coefficients of the natural (free) cubic spline through the n+1 points . The columns of the output matrix should correspond to the n cubic polynomials, in order. The kth row of your output matrix should give the coefficients of .
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the cyclist
2019-8-20
Are you familiar with anonymous functions? That would presumably be the best way to pass "any function" as an argument.
Then inside splinecalc you can do what manipulations you need to create the interpolating polynomial.
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Stephan
2019-8-20
You might to want to achieve this:
% Inputs
xvals = 0:0.01:10;
fun = @(x) x.^5 + sin(x);
% call function
res = splinecalc(xvals, fun)
% plot results
hold on
fplot(fun,[xvals(1) xvals(end)])
plot(xvals, polyval(res,xvals))
hold off
% calculate cubic polynomial
function polynom = splinecalc(xvals, fun)
yvals = fun(xvals);
polynom = polyfit(xvals,yvals,3);
end
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