Interpolation | Real Statistics Using Excel
www.real-statistics.com › interpolationLogarithmic Interpolation With logarithmic interpolation, the value we are looking for is calculated by which can also be calculated using the Real Statistics formula =INTERPOLATE (.025,.02,.05,.522,.447,1) Here the 1 argument indicates that log interpolation is being used. This is the default value for the INTERPOLATE function.
Linear and Logarithmic Interpolation - CMU
www.cmu.edu › biolphys › desernoMar 24, 2004 · This, however, means that the logarithm of these values is on the appropriate linear scale! Hence, if the axis in Fig. 1 were in fact logarithmic, Eqn. 1 would have to be replaced by logx2 ¡logx logx¡logx1 = 1 f ¡1 : (4) Solving this for x, we flnd the logarithmic interpolation formula x = xf 2 x 1¡f 1 (log) : (5) If for instance f = 1