Re: An interpolation question
- From: bd@xxxxxxxxxx (Bernard Danloy)
- Date: Wed, 27 Sep 2006 22:23:44 +0200
In article <ef34s9$6nt$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Schizoid Man
<schiz@xxxxxx> wrote :
Hi,
Assuming that I have a fairly convex function - e.g. the Price/Yield
curve for a bond - what would my preferred method of interpolation be?
Would it be loglinear or cubic spline?
I realize that this is a completely open-ended question (am doing some
interview preparation), but I was wondering if there is a science to
choosing the interpolation method?
Thanks.
I have seen you are very active in this group, asking many questions,
some of them completely void of sense ( integration of e^-x )
Can i ask what you are trying to do and what is your back-ground in
numerical analysis or in mathematics ?
The relation Price/Yield for a bond is a well known function based on
elementary financial notions taught in the secondary school.
I don't know any serious mathematician who would waste his time to
interpolate some data.
Bernard Danloy
Department of Mathematical Engineering
University of Louvain-la-Neuve
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