Y2 = find_nearest_index(y, Y+y_grid_spacing)

Y1 = find_nearest_index(y, Y-y_grid_spacing) X2 = find_nearest_index(x, X+x_grid_spacing)

X1 = find_nearest_index(x, X-x_grid_spacing) X, y and z are your grids, X and Y are the data points you want to interpolate to I would do something like def interpolate(X, Y, x, y, z): Say you want to get an arbitrary output at X, Y. If you have a grid of data, then your unique x values of the grid are x and your unique y values are y, and your z = f(x, y) I would look for the nearest ~4 points and interpolationįor this kind of work, I generally have function that is like this: def find_nearest_index(array, value): depending on the kind of interpolation you need I would just try and do the interpolation by hand. Subreddit CSS and other assets can be found on github here: If you have any questions/suggestions/special offers for the community please message the moderators: Posting homework assignments is not prohibited if you show that you tried to solve it yourself. Either the example compiles cleanly, or causes the exact error message about which you want help.Īvoid posting a lot of code in your posts. Include the error you get when running the code, if there is one.Įnsure your example is correct. SSCCE Keep your code Short, Self Contained, Correct (Compilable) and provide Example Your code is hard to read and test otherwise.īe sure to try out suggestions you get and report back. Proofread your answers for clarity and correctness.įormat your code for reddit or use a site like github or pastebin. Try to guide OP to a solution instead of providing one directly.Īnswer the question and highlight side-issues if any exist.ĭon't 'answer and run', be prepared to respond to follow up questions. r/Python /r/madeinpython /r/programmingbuddies /r/pythontips /r/flask /r/django /r/pygame /r/programming /r/learnprogramming /r/dailyprogrammer Guidelines Commenting Guide on how to join and different IRC clients: /wiki/IRCĪll learning resources are in the wiki: /r/learnpython/w/indexįrequently Asked Questions: /r/learnpython/w/FAQ Join us in the IRC channel: #learnpython on libera.chat Reddit rules These apply also on this subreddit.Posting screenshot of the code is (generally) not allowed.Posting only assignment/project goal is not allowed.Please do not delete your post after you get an answer, others might have a similar question or want to continue the conversation. Please, no 'hit and run' posts, if you make a post, engage with people that answer you. Rule 3: No recruiting/hiring/seeking others posts.Rule 2: No posts advertising blogs/videos/tutorials/etc.Rule 1: Posts must be about learning python.Please read the rules and guidelines below and search before posting.

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