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* vector for all the samples, or interp2_topsamp() is called to |
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* The weights (and indexes in the case of interp2_topsamp) |
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* are then used as coefficients for corresponding sample values |
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* in a vector sum that interpolates the function at that |
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* location. |
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* are then used as coefficients for corresponding sample |
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* values in a vector sum that interpolates the function at |
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* that location. |
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* The minimum distance between sample positions defaults to 1.0. |
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* Values spaced closer than this will be merged (averaged). The |
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* interp2_spacing() call may be used to alter this member, |
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* Values spaced closer than this will be merged/averaged. |
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* The interp2_spacing() call may be used to alter this distance, |
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* causing the interpolant to be recalculated during the |
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* next call to either of the sampling functions. |
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* next call to the sampling functions. |
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* The default smoothing factor NI2DSMF provides near-optimal |
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* interpolation when well-separated values are known |
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* precisely. Increase this setting by a factor > 1.0 |
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* precisely. Increase this setting by a factor > 1 |
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* with the interp2_smooth() call if greater mixing is desired. |
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* A call of interp2_smooth(ip,0.0) resets to the minimum |
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* A call of interp2_smooth(ip,0) resets to the minimum |
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* default. It is not possible to "sharpen" the data. |
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