Interpolate in one dimension. More...

#include <InterpolateArray1D.h>

Public Types
enum	InterpolationMethod { nearestNeighbour, linear, cubic, spline }
	Interpolation methods. More...
Static Public Member Functions
static void	interpolate (Array< Range > &yout, const Vector< Domain > &xout, const Vector< Domain > &xin, const Array< Range > &yin, Int method)
	Interpolate in the last dimension of array yin whose x coordinates along this dimension are given by xin.
static void	interpolate (Array< Range > &yout, const Block< Domain > &xout, const Block< Domain > &xin, const Array< Range > &yin, Int method)
	deprecated version of previous function using Blocks - no longer needed now that Vector has a fast index operator [].
static void	interpolate (Array< Range > &yout, Array< Bool > &youtFlags, const Vector< Domain > &xout, const Vector< Domain > &xin, const Array< Range > &yin, const Array< Bool > &yinFlags, Int method, Bool goodIsTrue=False, Bool extrapolate=False)
	Interpolate in the last dimension of array yin whose x coordinates along this dimension are given by xin.
static void	interpolate (Array< Range > &yout, Array< Bool > &youtFlags, const Block< Domain > &xout, const Block< Domain > &xin, const Array< Range > &yin, const Array< Bool > &yinFlags, Int method, Bool goodIsTrue=False, Bool extrapolate=False)
	deprecated version of previous function using Blocks - no longer needed now that Vector has a fast index operator [].
static void	interpolatey (Cube< Range > &yout, const Vector< Domain > &xout, const Vector< Domain > &xin, const Cube< Range > &yin, Int method)
	Interpolate in the middle axis in 3D array (yin) whose x coordinates along the this dimension are given by xin.
static void	interpolatey (Cube< Range > &yout, Cube< Bool > &youtFlags, const Vector< Domain > &xout, const Vector< Domain > &xin, const Cube< Range > &yin, const Cube< Bool > &yinFlags, Int method, Bool goodIsTrue=False, Bool extrapolate=False)
	Interpolate in the middle dimension of 3D array yin whose x coordinates along this dimension are given by xin.
Static Private Member Functions
static void	interpolatePtr (PtrBlock< Range * > &yout, Int ny, const Vector< Domain > &xout, const Vector< Domain > &xin, const PtrBlock< const Range * > &yin, Int method)
	Interpolate the y-vectors of length ny from x values xin to xout.
static void	interpolatePtr (PtrBlock< Range * > &yout, PtrBlock< Bool * > &youtFlags, Int ny, const Vector< Domain > &xout, const Vector< Domain > &xin, const PtrBlock< const Range * > &yin, const PtrBlock< const Bool * > &yinFlags, Int method, Bool goodIsTrue, Bool extrapolate)
	Interpolate the y-vectors of length ny from x values xin to xout.
static void	interpolateyPtr (PtrBlock< Range * > &yout, Int na, Int nb, Int nc, const Vector< Domain > &xout, const Vector< Domain > &xin, const PtrBlock< const Range * > &yin, Int method)
	Interpolate along yaxis.
static void	interpolateyPtr (PtrBlock< Range * > &yout, PtrBlock< Bool * > &youtFlags, Int na, Int nb, Int nc, const Vector< Domain > &xout, const Vector< Domain > &xin, const PtrBlock< const Range * > &yin, const PtrBlock< const Bool * > &yinFlags, Int method, Bool goodIsTrue, Bool extrapolate)
	Take flagging into account.
static void	polynomialInterpolation (PtrBlock< Range * > &yout, Int ny, const Vector< Domain > &xout, const Vector< Domain > &xin, const PtrBlock< const Range * > &yin, Int order)
	Interpolate the y-vectors of length ny from x values xin to xout using polynomial interpolation with specified order.

Detailed Description

template<class Domain, class Range>
class casa::InterpolateArray1D< Domain, Range >

Interpolate in one dimension.

Intended use:

Public interface

Prerequisite

Array
Vector

Etymology

The InterpolateArray1D class does interpolation in one dimension of an Array only.

Synopsis

This class will, given the abscissa and ordinates of a set of one dimensional data, interpolate on this data set giving the value at any specified ordinate. It will extrapolate if necessary, but this is will usually give a poor result. There is no requirement for the ordinates to be regularly spaced, however they do need to be sorted and each abscissa should have a unique value.

Interpolation can be done using the following methods:

Nearest Neighbour
Linear (default unless there is only one data point)
Cubic Polynomial
Natural Cubic Spline

The abscissa must be a simple type (scalar value) that can be ordered. ie. an uInt, Int, Float or Double (not Complex). The ordinate can be an Array of any data type that has addition, and subtraction defined as well as multiplication by a scalar of the abcissa type. So the ordinate can be complex numbers, where the interpolation is done separately on the real and imaginary components. Use of Arrays as the the Range type is discouraged, operations will be very slow, it would be better to construct a single higher dimensional array that contains all the data.

Note: this class (and these docs) are heavily based on the Interpolate1D class in aips/Functionals. That class proved to be too slow for interpolation of large data volumes (i.e. spectral line visibility datasets) mainly due to the interface which forced the creation of large numbers of temporary Vectors and Arrays. This class is 5-10 times faster than Interpolate1D in cases where large amounts of data are to be interpolated.

Example

This code fragment does cubic interpolation on (xin,yin) pairs to produce (xout,yout) pairs.

     Vector<Float> xin(4); indgen(xin); 
     Vector<Double> yin(4); indgen(yin); yin = yin*yin*yin;
     Vector<Float> xout(20); 
     for (Int i=0; i<20; i++) xout(i) = 1 + i*0.1;
     Vector<Double> yout;
     InterpolateArray1D<Float, Double>::interpolate(yout, xout, xin, yin, 
                            InterpolateArray1D<Float,Double>::cubic);

Motivation

This class was motivated by the need to interpolate visibilities in frequency to allow selection and gridding in velocity space with on-the-fly doppler correction.

Template Type Argument Requirements (Domain)

The Domain class must be a type that can be ordered in a mathematical sense. This includes uInt, Int, Float, Double, but not Complex.

Template Type Argument Requirements (Range)

The Range class must have addition and subtraction of Range objects with each other as well as multiplication by a scalar defined. Besides the scalar types listed above this includes Complex, DComplex, and Arrays of any of these types. Use of Arrays is discouraged however.

Thrown Exceptions

AipsError

To Do

Implement flagging in cubic and spline interpolation

Definition at line 137 of file InterpolateArray1D.h.

Member Enumeration Documentation

template<class Domain, class Range>

enum casa::InterpolateArray1D::InterpolationMethod

Interpolation methods.

Enumerator:

nearestNeighbour	nearest neighbour
linear	linear
cubic	cubic
spline	cubic spline

Definition at line 141 of file InterpolateArray1D.h.

Member Function Documentation

template<class Domain, class Range>

static void casa::InterpolateArray1D< Domain, Range >::interpolate	(	Array< Range > &	yout,
		const Vector< Domain > &	xout,
		const Vector< Domain > &	xin,
		const Array< Range > &	yin,
		Int	method
	)		`[static]`

Interpolate in the last dimension of array yin whose x coordinates along this dimension are given by xin.

Output array yout has interpolated values for x coordinates xout. E.g., interpolate a Cube(pol,chan,time) in the time direction, all values in the pol-chan plane are interpolated to produce the output pol-chan plane.

template<class Domain, class Range>

static void casa::InterpolateArray1D< Domain, Range >::interpolate	(	Array< Range > &	yout,
		const Block< Domain > &	xout,
		const Block< Domain > &	xin,
		const Array< Range > &	yin,
		Int	method
	)		`[static]`

deprecated version of previous function using Blocks - no longer needed now that Vector has a fast index operator [].

template<class Domain, class Range>

static void casa::InterpolateArray1D< Domain, Range >::interpolate	(	Array< Range > &	yout,
		Array< Bool > &	youtFlags,
		const Vector< Domain > &	xout,
		const Vector< Domain > &	xin,
		const Array< Range > &	yin,
		const Array< Bool > &	yinFlags,
		Int	method,
		Bool	goodIsTrue = `False`,
		Bool	extrapolate = `False`
	)		`[static]`

Interpolate in the last dimension of array yin whose x coordinates along this dimension are given by xin.

Output array yout has interpolated values for x coordinates xout. This version handles flagged data in a simple way: all outputs depending on a flagged input are flagged. If goodIsTrue==True, then that means a good data point has a flag value of True (usually for visibilities, good is False and for images good is True) If extrapolate==False, then xout points outside the range of xin will always be marked as flagged. TODO: implement flags for cubic and spline (presently input flags are copied to output).

template<class Domain, class Range>

static void casa::InterpolateArray1D< Domain, Range >::interpolate	(	Array< Range > &	yout,
		Array< Bool > &	youtFlags,
		const Block< Domain > &	xout,
		const Block< Domain > &	xin,
		const Array< Range > &	yin,
		const Array< Bool > &	yinFlags,
		Int	method,
		Bool	goodIsTrue = `False`,
		Bool	extrapolate = `False`
	)		`[static]`

deprecated version of previous function using Blocks - no longer needed now that Vector has a fast index operator [].

template<class Domain, class Range>

static void casa::InterpolateArray1D< Domain, Range >::interpolatePtr	(	PtrBlock< Range * > &	yout,
		Int	ny,
		const Vector< Domain > &	xout,
		const Vector< Domain > &	xin,
		const PtrBlock< const Range * > &	yin,
		Int	method
	)		`[static, private]`

Interpolate the y-vectors of length ny from x values xin to xout.

template<class Domain, class Range>

static void casa::InterpolateArray1D< Domain, Range >::interpolatePtr	(	PtrBlock< Range * > &	yout,
		PtrBlock< Bool * > &	youtFlags,
		Int	ny,
		const Vector< Domain > &	xout,
		const Vector< Domain > &	xin,
		const PtrBlock< const Range * > &	yin,
		const PtrBlock< const Bool * > &	yinFlags,
		Int	method,
		Bool	goodIsTrue,
		Bool	extrapolate
	)		`[static, private]`

Interpolate the y-vectors of length ny from x values xin to xout.

Take flagging into account

template<class Domain, class Range>

static void casa::InterpolateArray1D< Domain, Range >::interpolatey	(	Cube< Range > &	yout,
		const Vector< Domain > &	xout,
		const Vector< Domain > &	xin,
		const Cube< Range > &	yin,
		Int	method
	)		`[static]`

Interpolate in the middle axis in 3D array (yin) whose x coordinates along the this dimension are given by xin.

Interpolate a Cube(pol,chan,time) in the chan direction. Currently only linear interpolation method is implemented. TODO: add support for nearest neiborhood, cubic, and cubic spline.

template<class Domain, class Range>

static void casa::InterpolateArray1D< Domain, Range >::interpolatey	(	Cube< Range > &	yout,
		Cube< Bool > &	youtFlags,
		const Vector< Domain > &	xout,
		const Vector< Domain > &	xin,
		const Cube< Range > &	yin,
		const Cube< Bool > &	yinFlags,
		Int	method,
		Bool	goodIsTrue = `False`,
		Bool	extrapolate = `False`
	)		`[static]`

Interpolate in the middle dimension of 3D array yin whose x coordinates along this dimension are given by xin.

Output array yout has interpolated values for x coordinates xout. This version handles flagged data in a simple way: all outputs depending on a flagged input are flagged. If goodIsTrue==True, then that means a good data point has a flag value of True (usually for visibilities, good is False and for images good is True) If extrapolate==False, then xout points outside the range of xin will always be marked as flagged. Currently only linear interpolation method is implemented. TODO: add support for nearest neiborhood, cubic, and cubic spline.

template<class Domain, class Range>

static void casa::InterpolateArray1D< Domain, Range >::interpolateyPtr	(	PtrBlock< Range * > &	yout,
		Int	na,
		Int	nb,
		Int	nc,
		const Vector< Domain > &	xout,
		const Vector< Domain > &	xin,
		const PtrBlock< const Range * > &	yin,
		Int	method
	)		`[static, private]`

Interpolate along yaxis.

template<class Domain, class Range>

static void casa::InterpolateArray1D< Domain, Range >::interpolateyPtr	(	PtrBlock< Range * > &	yout,
		PtrBlock< Bool * > &	youtFlags,
		Int	na,
		Int	nb,
		Int	nc,
		const Vector< Domain > &	xout,
		const Vector< Domain > &	xin,
		const PtrBlock< const Range * > &	yin,
		const PtrBlock< const Bool * > &	yinFlags,
		Int	method,
		Bool	goodIsTrue,
		Bool	extrapolate
	)		`[static, private]`

Take flagging into account.

template<class Domain, class Range>

static void casa::InterpolateArray1D< Domain, Range >::polynomialInterpolation	(	PtrBlock< Range * > &	yout,
		Int	ny,
		const Vector< Domain > &	xout,
		const Vector< Domain > &	xin,
		const PtrBlock< const Range * > &	yin,
		Int	order
	)		`[static, private]`

Interpolate the y-vectors of length ny from x values xin to xout using polynomial interpolation with specified order.

The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

casacore/scimath/Mathematics/InterpolateArray1D.h

Public Types

Static Public Member Functions

Static Private Member Functions

Detailed Description

template<class Domain, class Range> class casa::InterpolateArray1D< Domain, Range >

Intended use:

Prerequisite

Etymology

Synopsis

Example

Motivation

Template Type Argument Requirements (Domain)

Template Type Argument Requirements (Range)

Thrown Exceptions

To Do

Member Enumeration Documentation

Member Function Documentation

template<class Domain, class Range>
class casa::InterpolateArray1D< Domain, Range >