Use a clamped cubic spline fit with zero end derivatives to determine the thermocline depth. If k = 0.01 cal/ (s · cm · °C), compute the flux across this interface. The document then provides sample data from the "humps" function and instructions to fit this data with different cubic spline models and plot the results.
Use a clamped cubic spline fit with zero end derivatives to determine the thermocline depth. If k = 0.01 cal/ (s · cm · °C), compute the flux across this interface. The document then provides sample data from the "humps" function and instructions to fit this data with different cubic spline models and plot the results.
Use a clamped cubic spline fit with zero end derivatives to determine the thermocline depth. If k = 0.01 cal/ (s · cm · °C), compute the flux across this interface. The document then provides sample data from the "humps" function and instructions to fit this data with different cubic spline models and plot the results.
Use a clamped cubic spline fit with zero end derivatives to
determine the thermocline depth. If k = 0.01 cal/ (s · cm · °C)
compute the flux across this interface. 4 5 18.3 The following is the built-in humps function that 2 1 AML 702 some of its numerical MATLAB uses to demonstrate capabilities: Lab 7
tural end condi- 1 1 1. Develop an M-file to compute a cubic spline fit with natural end conditions. f (x) = + −6 conditions, and (x − 0.3)2 + 0.01 (x − 0.9)2 + 0.04 1 1 𝑓 𝑥 = The humps function + − 6 n the following (𝑥 − 0.3)exhibits , + 0.01 both (𝑥 −flat and 0.9) , +steep 0.04 regions over a relatively short x range. Here are some values that have The humps function given above exhibits both flat and steep regions over a been generated at intervals of 0.1 over the range from x = 0 relatively short x range. Here are some values that have been generated at to 1: intervals of 0.1 over the range from x = 0 to 1: 2 2.5 3 13 10 10 x 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 f (x) 5.176 15.471 45.887 96.500 47.448 19.000 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1 be idealized as x ture gradient or f (x) 11.692 12.382 17.846 21.703 16.000
can be defined epth curve—that Test your code for the above function. Fit these data with (a) cubic spline with Fit these data with a (a) cubic spline with not-a-knot end depth, the heat natural end conditions, (b) with not-a-knot end conditions, (c) piecewise cubic conditions and (b) piecewise cubic Hermite interpolation. In an be computed Hermite interpolation. Plot all of these together in a single figure along with both cases, create a plot comparing the fit with the exact the exact humps function. humps function. 18.4 Develop a plot of a cubic spline fit of the following data with (a) natural end conditions and (b) not-a-knot end