Hi,
I have a list of floating point numbers.
Here is a short version :
a:[ 0.571910, -1.000000, -1.000000, -1.000000, 0.622216, 0.622671,
0.623127, 0.623582, 0.624048, 0.624518, 0.624987, 0.625458];
( see all list a in a file attached).
I can copy a list to Maxima and plot it :
load(draw);
draw2d(point_size = 1,
points_joined = true,
color = red,
points(makelist(i,i,1,length(a)),a)) ;
This should describe a nonlinear curve . If the number is negative it
means that data is missing.
I would like to change negative values for interpolate ones.
I can make linear do it using linear function , but then curve is not
smooth. I would like to use nonlinear function.
How can I do it in Maxima ?
TIA
Adam
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