how can one use mathematica get the approximate derivative of {x,y} data points? #2

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The derivative curve you will get with Interpolation[]' can look very weird. I find I get better results using Interpolation[..., Method->"Spline"]'. The Spline function is continuous in first and second derivatives, so the resulting derivative is smoother.

Daniel

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Reply dmaxwarren (111) 1/16/2012 12:03:52 PM

Setting InterpolationOrder->1 within your Interpolation function, and you can often fix the undesirable outcome you have identified.
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Subject: how can one use mathematica get the approximate derivative of {x,y} data points?

The derivative curve you will get with Interpolation[]' can look very weird. I find I get better results using Interpolation[..., Method->"Spline"]'. The Spline function is continuous in first and second derivatives, so the resulting derivative is smoother.

Daniel

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Reply smartin4798 (93) 1/17/2012 8:33:13 AM


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