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The '''Interpolate 1D Array''' function takes a one-dimensional numeric array and a fractional index to linearly calculate a value between the elements before and after the specified fractional index. | |||
== Usage == | == Usage == | ||
Connect a one-dimensional array to the '''array of numbers or points''' input terminal and an index at '''fractional index or x'''. The return value will either be an element from the source array (if the index is an integer) or a value between the elements before and after the specified fractional index. | |||
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If the specified index is out of range, the closest element is returned (first or last element of the array). | |||
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Revision as of 18:35, 18 November 2019
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The Interpolate 1D Array function takes a one-dimensional numeric array and a fractional index to linearly calculate a value between the elements before and after the specified fractional index.
Usage
Connect a one-dimensional array to the array of numbers or points input terminal and an index at fractional index or x. The return value will either be an element from the source array (if the index is an integer) or a value between the elements before and after the specified fractional index.
If the specified index is out of range, the closest element is returned (first or last element of the array).
