Maple Define a Function from a List in Maple

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It is possible to define a continuous function from a list of discretely sampled points in Maple by using interpolation methods. Various techniques such as linear, bilinear, Hermite, cosine interpolation, or more advanced methods like cubic spline or Legendre can be employed. Maple includes a Spline function that facilitates this process, allowing users to obtain values for any abscissa based on the plotted data.
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Hi,

I've just ploted a graph in Maple from a list thanks to the function pointplot(...,style=LINE). The graph(cf attachment) "looks like" a continuous function. So my question is the following:
Is it possible to define a function from a list in Maple (provided that the plot of this list seems continuous); I mean, I would like to get the value for any abscissa.

Thanks for your help.
 

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penguin007 said:
Is it possible to define a function from a list in Maple (provided that the plot of this list seems continuous);

A function can be defined from a set of discretely sampled points using an interpolation method. For example, using linear/bilinear/hermite/cosine interpolation or something more advanced like cubic spline or Legendre. Maple does have a Spline function for this
 
Thank you junglebeast
 

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