08-19-2009 03:23 AM
I have a set of data similar to the following example:
001 5 2,35 1,45
002 -5 2,21 1,68
Now I have a given value xi for the third column, say xi=2,30
As this value does not match an entry in my list I want to interpolate. But not only do I want to interpolate column 3 but also the adjacent columns 2 and 4 respectively. The output of this routine should be an array like
1,43 2,3 1,53
Is there a nice and easy way of handling this w/o using many loops and a ton of functions?
Thanks a lot!
08-21-2009 05:04 AM
Hi,
I don´t think there is a ready to use solution fo your problem in LabVIEW.
But can you please explain more clearly, by using indices, what you try to do?
regards
M. Brauner NIG
08-21-2009 07:07 AM
There a two function on the array pallete that work together.
Threshold 1D array and Interpolate 1-D array.
Slice out (index array) the collumn/rows you will use, use the Threshold then pass the fractional index to the Interpolate.
"Lather rinse repeat" (do it in a For loop with an auto-indexing output tunnel).
Ben