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OK, the request is: how can I get a smoothly varying, one-dimensional
spline?
Linear_spline, obviously, is not smooth.
The cubic_spline requires me to figure out ways to add two extra points
before and after the range I am interested in. This is most aggravating,
especially if I want it to be smooth and don't want to have to resort to
some other software for 20 minutes to figure this out.
The #init_spline, first of all, looks like it will not tolerate a
one-dimensional spline. I have to make up a second variable and throw
it away, or put two variables I'm interested in varying into the x, y
components of the spline.
And yes, #init_spline bombed out with an error messare that I did not
have my numbers "in ascending way." So it will only accept variables
where the arguments increase??
Arggh is increasing! Help!
Greg M. Johnson wrote:
> How do I get them?
>
> The linear spline isn't smooth.
>
> The cubic_spline looks like an ungainly pita. Why can't the computer
> figure out ways for it to be smooth on either end?
>
> The #init_spline bombs out if I don't have my numbers "in ascending
> way."
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