- observations, but
extrapolation is
subject to
greater uncertainty and a
higher risk of
producing meaningless results.
Extrapolation may also mean extension...
- (2011). "
Extrapolation - John
McLaughlin | AllMusic". allmusic.com.
Retrieved 12
August 2011. Kolosky, Walter. "John McLaughlin: "
Extrapolation", jazz review...
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Practical applications of
Richardson extrapolation include Romberg integration,
which applies Richardson extrapolation to the
trapezoid rule, and the Bulirsch–Stoer...
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alcohol level can be
estimated by
extrapolating forward.
Although subject to the same
infirmities as
retrograde extrapolation—guessing
based upon averages...
- rather, they are
deeply shaped by context, culture, and environment. The
extrapolation of
values could therefore lead to distortions, as
increasing rationality...
- a
convolution using the
extrapolated data is not
noticeably increased. This is
known as fast
extrapolation. The
extrapolation method is
suitable in a...
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Interpolation search is an
algorithm for
searching for a key in an
array that has been
ordered by
numerical values ****igned to the keys (key values). It...
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Fiction refers to
Extrapolation as both an
academic journal and a
critical magazine. Nicholls,
Peter (24
December 2015). "
Extrapolation [magazine]". In...
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Langley extrapolation is a
method for
determining the Sun's
irradiance at the top of the
atmosphere with ground-based instrumentation, and is
often used...
- In
numerical analysis, Aitken's delta-squared
process or
Aitken extrapolation is a
series acceleration method used for
accelerating the rate of convergence...
