I wonder why we don't have such lectures here in Germany. Well explained, thanks a lot!

Lagrange Interpolation starts at 15:00

This video is so much helpful! Thank you very much miss!! Keep up the good work!

Great explanation! One thing I should stress, is that the professor should have explained where does the a1(x-x0) actually come from. In fact, P1(x) = P0(x) + R1(x) with deg(R1(x))

Who, who , whooooo, such a big jewel I´ve found. Thanks for sharing professor Wen Shen.

Way better than what we have in Germany! Thank you for such clear explanation!

Thank you so much Maam you saved my online exam.

those lectures are exremely useful thanks a lot

Thanks from Brazil, very well explained!

Thank you

Thx from Hungary. Saved me.

Thanks for the video. Clear and easy to follow. I have a question abt a multi dimensional interpolation method. Suppose I have two Independent variables and one dependent variable, how can I set up a polynomial interpolation using Lagrange or Newton's method? Please help.

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Thanks from Zim

excellent

what all related videos about "Hermite interpolation" and "all about interpolation with spline function"...….."could you help me to get them,? .

how should i get all your teaching videos about numerical computation(your wonderful in explaining concept!!)

A sub for you will do good, come here to Kenya

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Thank you for sharing; it is a very clear and helpful video. However, I think degree of freedom should be n-1 instead of n+1, isn't it?

Prof thanks so much for the explanation, can I get your email address, from Ghana