Interpolation with "Rounded" x values returned
Posted: Mon Jul 14, 2008 6:02 pm
David, thanks for adding in the update to the equal intervals command. It made subsequent interpolation easier.
I have another question/suggestion that just came up. One of the reasons I'm using the command is to take data sets which have arbitrary x-values, and to get them to "rounded" values
(e.g. to take something with x values like 1.124 1.222 1.342 and get something out with x values at 1.1, 1.2, 1.3).
It looks like my work around is going to be adding in some extra data points before and after the dataset with rounded numbers as bookends, but the ability to request a particular point as the first x value back (or to request rounded x values) would be great.
Edit: Even my work around still requires additional rounding from my end after to get rounded values.
I have another question/suggestion that just came up. One of the reasons I'm using the command is to take data sets which have arbitrary x-values, and to get them to "rounded" values
(e.g. to take something with x values like 1.124 1.222 1.342 and get something out with x values at 1.1, 1.2, 1.3).
It looks like my work around is going to be adding in some extra data points before and after the dataset with rounded numbers as bookends, but the ability to request a particular point as the first x value back (or to request rounded x values) would be great.
Edit: Even my work around still requires additional rounding from my end after to get rounded values.