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problems with interpolation function

Posted 12 févr. 2014, 10:35 UTC−5 Parameters, Variables, & Functions Version 4.4 3 Replies

Jonas Niklewski
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I'm using measured data on rain events with 15,000 entries. I'm now trying to implement the data into comsol as a function of time. I have found that using the interpolation function works when using less than 300-500 data entries. When Using more than 500 (all settings equal) the data looks corrupt when plotting the function.

I have attached a .jpg showing the first 200 hours of the interpolation. The first one is using 200 entries and the other one is using the whole dataset (15000 entries). Any idea why they differ?

Jonas

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3 Replies Last Post 12 févr. 2014, 12:11 UTC−5
Phillip COMSOL Employee

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Posted: 1 decade ago 12 févr. 2014, 10:54 UTC−5
Hi Jonas,

maybe it is just a visualization problem – have you compared certain values from both interpolation functions, e.g. int1(185) and int2(185)? If they match, you do not have to worry about the different appearances of the plots…


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Phillip
Hi Jonas, maybe it is just a visualization problem – have you compared certain values from both interpolation functions, e.g. int1(185) and int2(185)? If they match, you do not have to worry about the different appearances of the plots… -- Best Regards Phillip
Gunnar Andersson COMSOL Employee

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Posted: 1 decade ago 12 févr. 2014, 11:05 UTC−5
The preview plot of a 1D function by default samples the function in 1000 points. If you want to sample it in more points, do as follows:

1. Click on Create Plot instead of Plot in the function's toolbar.
2. Expand Results > Data Sets: Four data sets have been created. Select the first data set and expand the Resolution section - this is where you can control the number of sample points.
3. Select the plot group that was created when you clicked on Create Plot. The plot will be updated to use the changed number of sample points.

The preview plot of a 1D function by default samples the function in 1000 points. If you want to sample it in more points, do as follows: 1. Click on Create Plot instead of Plot in the function's toolbar. 2. Expand Results > Data Sets: Four data sets have been created. Select the first data set and expand the Resolution section - this is where you can control the number of sample points. 3. Select the plot group that was created when you clicked on Create Plot. The plot will be updated to use the changed number of sample points.
Jonas Niklewski
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Posted: 1 decade ago 12 févr. 2014, 12:11 UTC−5
Thank you both very much. I spent way too long trying to solve this non-existing problem.

Best regards,

Jonas
Thank you both very much. I spent way too long trying to solve this non-existing problem. Best regards, Jonas

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