[SciPy-user] interp2d ?

[Gerald Richter]

Not too long ago I had to use a 2-dimensional interpolation function.
What I did, was look into the code of octve, and reimplement the function
in python for the linear interpolation...

the code is about 6 Months old, so I'm not sure, if I know wht it does ;), 
but if you need it, feel free to use it... (attached).

regards,
Gerald.

On Wed, Aug 24, 2005 at 01:36:51PM +0200, Pau Gargallo wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> i'm looking for functions (like interp2 in octave) for interpolating
> arrays. For example for transforming an image from Cartesian to polar
> coordinates.
> 
> The function interp2d in scipy/interpolate/interpolate.py is
> unfinished and last changes had been done 2 years ago :_(
> 
> Also, the tutorial.pdf talks about the function interpolate.linear_1d
> which i can not find.
> 
> can someone help me?
> should i program these functions myself?
> would my code be welcome?
> 
> tanks for everything you are doing!
> 
> pau
> 
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                              Gerald Richter
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