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PLOTUTILS(1)							 Debian GNU/Linux						      PLOTUTILS(1)

NAME
plotutils - The GNU plotting utilities. DESCRIPTION
plotutils does not have a full set of useful man pages. Most of the documentation is available through the info system. The relevant com- mand is "info plotutils". Debian Project 27th July 1998 PLOTUTILS(1)

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SPLINE(1)						      User's Reference Manual							 SPLINE(1)

NAME
aspline - Akima spline interpolation SYNOPSIS
aspline [-a xstep] [-l llim] [-u ulim] [-n n] {file(s)} DESCRIPTION
aspline reads pairs of numbers from the indicated file(s) (or from stdin if no files were given) as abscissas and ordinates of a function. It produces a similar set, which is approximately equally spaced and includes the input set on standard output. The output is an Akima- interpolated spline which has an continuous first derivative. The second derivate may be discontinuous, but the output does not wiggle as it would do with cubic splines. Datasets are separated by blank lines. OPTIONS
-a incr, --auto=incr supply abscissas automatically, since they are missing from the input; spacing is given by the next argument, or is assumed to be 1, if next argument is not a number. -l llim, --llimit=llim set lower x-limit to llim, -u ulim, --ulimit=ulim set upper x-limit to ulim, -n n, --points=n space output points so that approx. n intervals occur between the lower and upper limit, -v be verbose, -h print help message on stderr and exit. SEE ALSO
spline(1), gnuplot(1). H. Akima, A New Method of Interpolation and Smooth Curve Fitting Based on Local Procedures, Journal of Assc. for Comp. Mach., Vol. 17, No. 4, Oct. 1970, pp. 589--602 BUGS
If you need a continuous second derivative, use spline from the plotutils package instead. Debian January 1998 SPLINE(1)
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