Gauss forward interpolation formula
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n = length(x)
I created the difference table (tbl) using the following code. difference table is in attached file
tbl=y';
for j=2:n
for i=1:n-j+1
tbl(i,j)=tbl(i+1,j-1)-tbl(i,j-1);
end
end
p = (xp – x0) / h
yp = y0 + p.dy0 + p(p-1) (d2 y-1 + d3 y-1 ) / 2! + p(p-1) (p-2) (d3 y-1 + d4 y-1 ) / 3! +
p(p-1) (p-2)(p-3) (d4 y-1 + d5 y-1 ) / 4! + p(p-1) (p-2)(p-3)(p-4) (d5 y-1 + d6 y-1 ) / 5!
I created a vector with the terms 1, p, p(p-1), p(p-1)(p-2)…p(p-1)(p-2)..(p-(n-2)) as t=cumprod([1,p-(0:n-2)]);
Now, suggest me the code to create a vector with the following terms
y0 , dy0 , (d2 y-1 + d3 y-1 ) / 2! , (d3 y-1 + d4 y-1 ) / 3! , (d4 y-1 + d5 y-1 ) / 4! ,
(d5 y-1 + d6 y-1 ) / 5! , …….
4 commentaires
John D'Errico
le 17 Oct 2018
Since this is your homework, why not make an effort? Try it, THEN ask for help in fixing what you tried. You learn nothing by just giving up and asking for someone to provide the answer.
John D'Errico
le 18 Oct 2018
Modifié(e) : John D'Errico
le 18 Oct 2018
Please don't answer your question with an answer that only adds information. Learn how to use comments instead. Answer moved to a comment:
My code is given below:
function [ yval ] = gauss_p( xd,yd,xp )
n=length(xd);
if(length(yd)==n)
tbl=yd';
for j=2:n
for i=1:n-j+1
tbl(i,j)=tbl(i+1,j-1)-tbl(i,j-1);
end
end
tbl
h=xd(2)-xd(1);
if rem(n,2)==0
k=n/2+1;
else
k=n/2+0.5;
end
p=(xp-xd(k))/h
pt=cumprod([1,p-(0:n-3)])
dt=[tbl(k,1) tbl(k,2) tbl(k-1,3)+tbl(k-1,4) tbl(k-1,4)+tbl(k-1,5) tbl(k-1,5)+tbl(k-1,6) tbl(k-1,6)+tbl(k-1,7)]./factorial(0:n-2)
yval=sum(pt.*dt)
end
Suggest me to simplify the calculation of 'dt' vector with any predefined function
Anton Gluchshenko
le 18 Nov 2020
Modifié(e) : Anton Gluchshenko
le 18 Nov 2020
Sorry. But It is not your code... or?
Ismail Khan Totakhil
le 18 Mar 2021
Good one sir, can u show me the code of Newton backwards interpolation... Thank u sir..
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