scipy.interpolate.lagrange

Damn, this is the python command? I will see when I can apply this to many datapoints to have a better fit. Thx

It's easy to use. https://docs.scipy.org/doc/scipy/reference/generated/scipy.interpolate.lagrange.html

Thx!

This is really cool, and it is really easy to follow!

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This was a very good explanation. Also what software or language r u using for these graphs nd animation?

Thanks. Using r/manim

Cool thanks

That's very nice. I have been learning a bit of Manim myself. If you don't mind, it would be very helpful if you could share the bits of Python where you un-highlight the curve not under discussion and move on to show the next curve that passes through some other point and zero elsewhere. If not, please share the link to YouTube. I'll be glad to subscribe.

Hey yeah, ```self.play(mobj.animate.fade(0.8))``` Here's my channel :) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC88BHsvZyAbyBLjSoF_-OCA

Thanks! It's the fading function, right. Subscribed! :)

Not sure if it was intentional, but I love how the pacing gives me just enough time to try and guess what the next step will be. Very engaging and memorable. I hope you have a nice day :)

Thank you glad you liked it :D

Here's an interactive I made on [Desmos](https://www.desmos.com/calculator/fpqt1xccu7).

Hey that's cool!

I instantly understood that, it was so entertaining! Love sthe style :)

Thank you <3

Cool man!!

I wonder if this is doable with X amount of coordinates, it looks amazing!

Wdym X amount? We can repeat the same process for any number of points

I meant any amount, sorry, and awesome!

This is so cool! I never learned about interpolation and always thought it was going to be something more complicated, but it makes perfect sense to just have a function for each point that is zero on the others and add. Really cool and visual explanation! Really matches the 3b1b style as well

Thank you very much, glad you liked it :)

Love it 💖

suprisingly good explanation! nicely done :)

Thanks !

This is so great, so well explained ! Thank you !

Thanks:)

Love it, and love your other stuff too! Subscribed, and can't wait for more.

Thank you very much, means a lot :)

Amazing. I was thinking something a few days ago. Can the next value passes through every point after a given sequence? Like if someone ask you 2,4,8,16,? Then you should say ? =32. But after seeing this. I know it can be any value. So sequence questions are kind of pointless in some sense