mlappx: Multilinear interpolation on a grid

In chebpol: Multivariate Interpolation

Description

Multilinear interpolation on an arbitrary Cartesian product.

Usage

mlappx(...)

Arguments

...	Further arguments to the function, if is.function(val).
val	Array or function. Function values on a grid, or the function itself. If it is the values, the dim-attribute must be appropriately set.
grid	A list. Each element is a vector of ordered grid-points for a dimension. These need not be Chebyshev-knots, nor evenly spaced.

Details

A call fun <- mlappx(val,grid) creates a multilinear interpolant on the grid. The value on the grid points will be exact, the value between the grid points is a convex combination of the values in the corners of the hypercube surrounding it.

If val is a function it will be evaluated on the grid.

Value

A function(x) defined on the hypercube, approximating the given function. The function yields values for arguments outside the hypercube as well, as a linear extension.

Examples

## Not run: 

## evenly spaced grid-points
su <- seq(0,1,length.out=10)
## irregularly spaced grid-points
s <- su^3
## create approximation on the irregularly spaced grid
ml1 <- Vectorize(mlappx(exp,list(s)))
## test it, since exp is convex, the linear approximation lies above
## the exp between the grid points
ml1(su) - exp(su)

## multi linear approx
f <- function(x) exp(sum(x^2))
grid <- list(s,su)

ml2 <- mlappx(evalongrid(f,grid=grid),grid)
# an equivalent would be ml2 <- mlappx(f,grid)

a <- runif(2); ml2(a); f(a)
# we also get an approximation outside of the domain, of disputable quality
ml2(c(1,2)); f(c(1,2))

## End(Not run)

Example output

 [1] 0.0000000000 0.0007963441 0.0023666771 0.0036681447 0.0028930495
 [6] 0.0111173403 0.0064666457 0.0191999204 0.0246303860 0.0000000000
[1] 3.563118
[1] 3.36368
[1] 19.97883
[1] 148.4132

chebpol documentation built on Dec. 9, 2019, 5:08 p.m.