interpolation

Examples of interpolating

interpolating

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

That is, the effect generalizes to instances where response rates increase above baseline levels as a result of interpolating a disruptor.
Sound morphing is achieved by interpolating the time-varying frequencies, amplitudes and bandwidths of corresponding partials obtained from reassigned bandwidth-enhanced analysis of the source sounds.
The method could consist of simply automatically interpolating or extrapolating different fragmented results.
Therefore, linearly interpolating cepstral coefficients results in logarithmic interpolating of amplitude.
Keating (1988) argues that such gradience is the result of the phonetic interpretation of interpolating phonological specifications over strings that lack specifications.
Three cards are used as joint controllers, one for the communication with user and the rest for interpolating and control algorithms.
The orientation is obtained by interpolating between the initial and final frames of the curve as a function of the arc-length.
Denominators for intercensal years were calculating by interpolating between the two census years.
Fortunately, the contributions from individual terms can be integrated over quite long intervals by linearly interpolating the exponent.
The pressure-strain model for moderately non-equilibrium turbulence is obtained by interpolating between the rapid distortion and equilibrium models using a parameter called the timescale ratio.
This precludes even the possibility of interpolating quarterly data.
This algorithm avoids the numerical instabilities associated with computing the coefficients of the interpolating polynomial.
The actual trajectory is continuous and smooth, and is calculated by interpolating a fifth-order polynomial between the optimized points, assuming zero initial and final acceleration.
But, if the robot has to pass precisely through the given points, interpolating cubic splines are recommended.
Distilled partials having the same identifier are morphed by interpolating their frequency, amplitude and bandwidth envelopes according to a specified morphing function.
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