Tag Archives: Cubic splines

Alglib/Python spline functions

Posted on 25/07/2014 by dougaj4

Continuing from the previous post, the new xl_Spline-Matrix.zip spreadsheet includes functions for 1D and 2D linear and cubic splines. The basic 1D spline allows  for output of linear splines, or 5 different types of cubic spline, as listed above. Output may … Continue reading →

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Cubic splines with horizontal data

Posted on 16/02/2014 by dougaj4

Following a request here I have modified my cubic spline functions to accept input arranged  in rows as well as columns.  By default the output arrays will have the same orientation as the range of interpolation X values, but I have also added … Continue reading →

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Daily Download 13: The ALGLIB maths library and Excel

Posted on 30/09/2012 by dougaj4

Today we move onto maths related downloads, starting with the ALGLIB maths library, which has featured here quite frequently: Original post with link to site: ALGLIB Installing AlgLib with Excel VBA Download files: http://interactiveds.com.au/software/AL-Matrix-xlsb.zip   http://interactiveds.com.au/software/AL-Matrix-xls.zip Linking AlgLib C++ to Excel … Continue reading →

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Daily Download 4: Continuous Beam Analysis

Posted on 20/09/2012 by dougaj4

Today’s download files contain several alternative functions for analysing continuous beams. The most flexible is the ConBeamU spreadsheet, which in addition to the continuous beam function also contains functions for single span beams and cantilevers, and for fixed end moments and … Continue reading →

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Spline Interpolation Alternatives

Posted on 04/09/2011 by dougaj4

A recent post at Jon Peltier’s Blog looks at an “on-sheet” method of performing linear interpolation on a set of tabular data, and the following comments include a number of alternative ways of carrying out the same process, and also some … Continue reading →

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