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This post is about how to export a Mathematica interpolation function (such as one obtained from NDSolve) to C++, so that it can be accessed by external C++ code.
We will first introduce the Hermite interpolation method, explain how to save a Mathematica interpolation function into files, and how to load and use the files with C++ Boost.Math library.
Published:
This post is about how to export a Mathematica interpolation function (such as one obtained from NDSolve) to C++, so that it can be accessed by external C++ code.
We will first introduce the Hermite interpolation method, explain how to save a Mathematica interpolation function into files, and how to load and use the files with C++ Boost.Math library.
Published:
This post is about how to export a Mathematica interpolation function (such as one obtained from NDSolve) to C++, so that it can be accessed by external C++ code.
We will first introduce the Hermite interpolation method, explain how to save a Mathematica interpolation function into files, and how to load and use the files with C++ Boost.Math library.
Published:
This post is about how to export a Mathematica interpolation function (such as one obtained from NDSolve) to C++, so that it can be accessed by external C++ code.
We will first introduce the Hermite interpolation method, explain how to save a Mathematica interpolation function into files, and how to load and use the files with C++ Boost.Math library.