SPINTERP/EXAMPLES 
 Piecewise multilinear hierarchical sparse grid interpolation
    
    
    
      SPINTERP/EXAMPLES
      is a directory of MATLAB programs which
      demonstrate features of the SPINTERP toolbox.
    
    
      Examples and Tests:
    
    
      
        - 
          cmpgrids.m
          compares the maximum-norm-based grid, the
          no-boundary-nodes grid, the Clenshaw-Curtis grid, the Chebyshev
          grid and the Gauss-Patterson grid in d = 2 or d = 3 dimensions,
          level N. If N is omitted, N is taken to 4. If D is omitted, D
          is taken to 2.
        
 
        - 
          cmpgrids.png
          a PNG image of
          the plot created by the CMPGRIDS test program.
        
 
        - 
          spadaptanim.m,
          Illustrates the dimension-adaptive construction
          Illustrate process by means of a two-dimensional, separable 
          function.
        
 
        - 
          spadaptdemo.m,
          a 2D-example for dimension-adaptive multi-linear sparse grid 
          interpolation using the Chebyshev grid and vectorized processing
          of the model function. 
        
 
        - 
          spadapterror.m
          compares the dimension-adaptive interpolation scheme to the 
          non-adaptive one some simple test functions, for the Clenshaw-
          Curtis and the Chebyshev-Gauss-Lobatto grid.
        
 
        - 
          spcompare.m
          compares the multilinear sparse grid interpolation routines 
          using the six test functions TESTFUNCTIONS of Genz.
        
 
        - 
          spcompare.png
          a PNG image of
          the plot created by the SPCOMPARE test program.
        
 
        - 
          spcomparederiv.m
          compare the achieved approximation quality of 
          the derivatives for the multilinear Clenshaw-Curtis sparse
          grid (discontinuous and augmented continuous) and the
          Chebyshev grid.
        
 
        - 
          spcomparepoly.m
          compare the multilinear Clenshaw-Curtis sparse grid 
          interpolation scheme to the polynomial interpotion scheme with 
          the Chebyshev grid and the Gauss-Patterson grid.
        
 
        - 
          spdemo.m
          a 2D-example for multi-linear sparse grid interpolation using the 
          Clenshaw-Curtis grid and vectorized processing of the function.
        
 
        - 
          spdemo.png
          a PNG image of
          the plot created by the SPDEMO test program.
        
 
        - 
          spdemovarout.m
          is a sparse grid interpolation demo for a function with multiple 
          output parameters and non-vectorized processing. In this case, 
          we use the Maximum-norm-based grid.
        
 
        - 
          spdemovarout.png
          a PNG image of
          the plot created by the SPDEMOVAROUT test program.
        
 
        - 
          testderivatives.m
          evaluates the derivatives of Genz's six test functions.
        
 
        - 
          testfunctions.m
          Genz's six test functions, typically used for testing
          multidimensional quadrature routines.
        
 
        - 
          timespderiv.m
          plot a graph showing the 
          ratio of computing BOTH interpolated values AND gradients to 
          computing interpolated values ONLY (at 100 points simultaneously). 
          By default, the Clenshaw-Curtis-grid with sparse indices data is 
          used. Alternatively, the Chebyshev grid and other options
          may be selected using an OPTIONS structure created with SPSET.
        
 
        - 
          timespinterp.m
          draw a graph showing
          the time to compute 1000 interpolated points with SPINTERP. By
          default, the Clenshaw-Curtis-grid is used. Other grid types
          can be selected using the SPSET method. 
        
 
        - 
          timespinterp.png
          a PNG image of
          the plot created by the TIMESPINTERP test program.
        
 
        - 
          timespvals.m
          test the performance of the
          sparse grid interpolation routine SPVALS by measuring the
          required time to compute the hierarchical surpluses. By default,
          the Clenshaw-Curtis grid is used. Other grid types can be
          selected using the SPSET method. 
        
 
        - 
          timespvals.png
          a PNG image of
          the plot created by the TIMESPVALS test program.
        
 
        - 
          timespvalsdct.m
          compares the performance of SPVALS for the Chebyshev-Gauss-Lobatto grid 
          with and without the DCT-based grid construction algorithm.
        
 
      
    
    
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      Last revised on 15 October 2009.