Interpolation is a numerical analysis method used to construct new data points within the range of a discrete set of known data points, while extrapolation extends beyond the given data. The document discusses various interpolation methods, including Newton-Gregory Forward Interpolation and Lagrange Interpolation, and provides proofs and examples. It also highlights the differences between interpolation and extrapolation with suitable examples.
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Interpolation is a numerical analysis method used to construct new data points within the range of a discrete set of known data points, while extrapolation extends beyond the given data. The document discusses various interpolation methods, including Newton-Gregory Forward Interpolation and Lagrange Interpolation, and provides proofs and examples. It also highlights the differences between interpolation and extrapolation with suitable examples.