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Re: bicubic spline interpolation in octave


From: David Bateman
Subject: Re: bicubic spline interpolation in octave
Date: Mon, 18 Jul 2005 16:00:46 +0200
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John W. Eaton wrote:

On 18-Jul-2005, Hoxide Ma wrote:

| new version of bicubic.m :
| | now you can try it, by run as follow:
| c:\> octave bincubic_t.m
| | :) | | A student of Math in Soochow University in China.
| Intrested in Math, Python, Twisted, Prolog and .NET/MONO.


## Copyright (C) 2005 Hoxide
##
## [...]
##
## This program based on interp2.m what is in the Matlab
## CUBIC 2-D bicubic data interpolation.
##   CUBIC(...) is the same as LINEAR(....) except that it uses
##   bicubic interpolation.
##
## [...]

Is your code actually derived from Matlab code?  If so, then please DO
NOT post it to an Octave mailing list.

When writing code for Octave, it is important to base your work on
something that can be freely redistributed.

jwe

John,

There is no bicubic function as such in matlab, as it is part of the interp1 function, etc. So I'm not sure that this code is a copyright infringement of mathworks.... I suspect that the author is just very heavily influenced by matlab help syntax.. In any case given that I think its probably worth clarifying that no mathworks code was used in the development of this function. So your question should still be answered..

Cheers
David

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