4.71 sddsminterp

• description: sddsminterp performs multiplicative renormalized model interpolation of a data set using another data set as a model function.
• examples:
  sddsminterp data.sdds output.sdds -columns=x,y \  
    -model=model.sdds,abscissa=x,ordinate=y,interp=1 \  
    -order=2  
      

• synopsis:
  sddsminterp [input-file] [output-file] [-pipe=[input][,output]]  
    -columns=independent-quantity,name  
    [-interpOrder=order]  
    -model=modelFile,abscissa=column,ordinate=column[,interp=order]  
    [-fileValues=valuesFile[,abscissa=column]]  
    [-majorOrder=row|column]  
    [-verbose]  
    [-ascii]  
      

• switches:
  • -pipe=[input][,output] — Standard SDDS pipe options for reading/writing files from stdin/stdout.
  • -columns — Specifies the data in the input file to be interpolated.
  • -interpOrder — Interpolation order of the multiplicative factor.
  • -model — Data representing the model function.
  • -fileValues — Specifies abscissa at which interpolated values are calculated. If not present, then the abscissa values of the model file are used.
  • -majorOrder=row|column — Specifies the binary SDDS layout.
  • -verbose — Print verbose messages to stdout.
  • -ascii — Save output in ASCII SDDS format.
• see also:
  • sddsinterp()
• author: L. Emery, C. Saunders, M. Borland, R. Soliday, H. Shang, ANL/APS.