interpolation

I've currently got this bounty running on how to resample audio data with the intention of increasing the pitch . Many solutions have been made and I have to admit I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed by the choices and information. I was directed to this solution and found this chunk of code: public static float InterpolateCubic(float x0, float x1, float x2, float x3, float t) { float a0, a1, a2, a3; a0 = x3 - x2 - x0 + x1; a1 = x0 - x1 - a0; a2 = x2 - x0; a3 = x1; return (a0 * (t * t * t)) + (a1 * (t * t)) + (a2 * t) + (a3); } public static float InterpolateHermite4pt3oX(float x0, float x1, float

Below is some part of my data. The 1st column R is the value I got from the experiment, and X Y Z are the coordinates. I am trying to use matlab n-D interpolation function. Matlab said my coordinates are not monotonic increased value. But I cant change or rearrange my coordinates. Did I use the wrong function? Please tell me what should I do. R X Y Z 5.05256e-18 0.016 0.015 0.032 4.99958e-18 0.016 0.015 0.064 5.04485e-18 0.016 0.015 0.128 5.49613e-18 0.016 0.0195 0.032 5.45348e-18 0.016 0.0195 0.064 5.43161e-18 0.016 0.0195 0.128 5.9393e-18 0.016 0.03 0.032 5.98785e-18 0.016 0.03 0.064 6

I'm running Nginx on Kubernetes. When I use the following proxy_pass directive it works as expected: proxy_pass "http://service-1.default"; However the following does not work: set $service "service-1"; proxy_pass "http://$service.default"; I get an error saying no resolver defined to resolve service-1.default As far as I can tell proxy_pass is receiving the exact same string so why is it behaving differently? I need to use a variable because I'm dynamically getting the service name from the URL using a regex. I've found the reason and a solution. Nginx detects if a variable is being used in

This is my use case: I have a web page with a responsive design. The page is vertically split in two halves, on the right hand side I want to show an image (a PDF page rendered as PNG or JPG). The size of the image should change as soon as the window is resized. I thought I already solved this. I render the image on the server to be big enough for the biggest possible window size (according to our company setup). Chrome and Firefox scale down (and interpolate) the image just fine. But then there is Internet Explorer 10: If the image size is scaled down to anything beneath 100% it looks like a