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| - | 1D interpolation is currently implemented using cubic splines. Further methods will follow. An interpolating function can be evaluated at a given point or on a set of points, which gives a speed boost, if these points are in ascending order. Higher order derivatives of the interpolating function can also be evaluated | + | 1D interpolation is currently implemented using cubic splines. Further methods will follow. An interpolating function can be evaluated at a given point or on a set of points, which gives a speed boost, if these points are in ascending order. Higher order derivatives of the interpolating function can also be evaluated. |
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