Lecture

Interpolation: Applications and Techniques

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of interpolation, focusing on its applications in various fields such as biological tissue deformation and population census data analysis. The instructor explains the method of least squares to estimate values and introduces interpolation polynomials to approximate data points.

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