Lecture

Interpolation by Intervals: Lagrange Interpolation

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This lecture covers the concept of Lagrange interpolation, focusing on the interpolation of functions using intervals. The instructor explains the process of finding the polynomial that passes through given points and discusses the error estimation in interpolation. Various mathematical formulas and techniques are presented to achieve accurate interpolation results.

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