3 definitions by millennIumAMbiguity
From Latin interpolare, Latin interpolatum, from inter (“between”) and polire (“to polish”).
Interpolation provides a means of estimating intermediate points.
In other words, it's estimating in-between values.
Interpolation provides a means of estimating intermediate points.
In other words, it's estimating in-between values.
Let's interpolate to get in-between the values.
by millennIumAMbiguity January 24, 2022
The weather data is an extrapolation, so don't take it for granted.
We need to extrapolate in order to get an idea of how it going to behave.
We need to extrapolate in order to get an idea of how it going to behave.
by millennIumAMbiguity January 24, 2022
From Latin polare, Latin polatum, from polire (“to polish”).
The word "polate" is what brings interpolate and extrapolate together.
Polation provides a means of estimating intermediate and/or out of bounds points.
The word "polate" is what brings interpolate and extrapolate together.
Polation provides a means of estimating intermediate and/or out of bounds points.
by millennIumAMbiguity January 24, 2022