Application of numerical methods
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This presentation discusses the application of numerical methods, specifically interpolation. Interpolation is a method used to construct new data points within the range of known data. Some applications of interpolation include estimating population sizes in countries for different years, determining temperatures at times not directly measured, resizing images, and rotating images without losing quality. The presentation concludes by mentioning the presenter's achievements.
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Application of numerical methods
- 1. WELL COME TO MY PRESENTATION Application of Numerical methods
- 2. Application of Numerical methods Submitted ToSubmitted By Md . Sohag Em@il : sohag.0315@gmail.com Daffodil international University
- 3. INTERPOLATION In the mathematical field of numerical analysis , interpolation is a method of constructing new data points within the range of a discrete set of known data points.
- 4. APPLICATION To find out the population of any country in any year.
- 5. APPLICATION To find out temperature of day in any time .
- 6. IMAGE RESIZE Original 183% interpolation before after No interpolation APPLICATION
- 7. IMAGE ROTATION Interpolation also occurs each time we rotate or distort an image. ORIGINAL 45° rotation 90° Rotation (Lossless) 2 X 45° Rotations 6 X 15° Rotations APPLICATION