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I would like to see support for the X, Y and Z arguments of MATLABs interp[n] functions (I am mainly interested in interp2). The splinterp documentation states the following:
Note that splinterp assumes the coordinates of the data are an integer grid and thus does not support the X, Y, Z parameters to the MATLAB equivalents.
Can you add this functionality maybe?
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I would like to ask, like the issue comment before, the support to the MATLAB notation
interped_value = interp3(X,Y,Z,V,XQ,YQ,ZQ)
with the grid that can be a non integer argument (i.e. x=0.1:0.1:100)
Thanks for the feature request and support. I've been quite busy lately, and so have been slow to act on this particular project, but I will eventually get around to adding this.
For a hack solution, you can convert a regularly-spaced, non integer grid into an integer-grid that can be fed to the code by dividing the vector by the interval size and shifting the origin like so
First of all: This project is awesome.
I would like to see support for the
X
,Y
andZ
arguments of MATLABsinterp[n]
functions (I am mainly interested ininterp2
). The splinterp documentation states the following:Can you add this functionality maybe?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: