Lecture

Approximation of Data

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Introduces Lagrange interpolation for approximating data points with polynomials, discussing challenges and techniques for accurate interpolation.

Explores the uniqueness of interpolation polynomials and the role of distinct data points in the interpolation process.

Explains the Lagrange interpolation method for arbitrary n and constructing polynomials through given points.

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Covers numerical integration methods, focusing on trapezoidal rules, degree of exactness, and error analysis.

Covers the optimization of error in polynomial interpolation, focusing on minimizing the error by strategically placing interpolation points.

Explores trigonometric interpolation for approximating periodic functions and signals using equally spaced nodes.

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