#Does anybody know this interpolation problem (God have mercy on us)
fringe gorge
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cedar pewter
God truly have mercy on us.
cedar pewter
Is this Sequences or Combinatorics?
mint island
fringe gorge
Is this Sequences or Combinatorics?
Interpolation, all that I know. I guess it uses sometimes some forms of combinatorics, but unfortunately not in this case.
fringe gorge
I can't even help myself (
), and usually I do even with hard subjects.
grim sapphire
I think it would help if you'd give the original statement of the problem
What I can recall from my memory, divided differences first has a dataset of (planar) points, then we form the set of the "divided" differences
fringe gorge
Hmm, I knew that by using divided differences we can find the coeficient of x^n of the Lagrangean function that interpolates the function f in the points x0, x1, .., xn, y0, y1, .., yn.
But I think I've found the reason why it didn't make sense in the problem.
I think I solved the problem! thanks for your support!
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