I have a program which reads a file containing integer values between 0 and 10. I already use a linear mapping which takes this values and maps them in a different range.
Now I want to map the values using a logarithmic scale.
For example I want to map from [0;10] to [0.2;5] and values have to grow following the logarithmic scale.
I can I do that
logarithmic scale interpolation
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logarithmic scale interpolation
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Hello
Re: logarithmic scale interpolation
As Lou Arnold says, this forum is for “Questions about Visual C++ Express Edition and getting started with C++.”
You need a good algorithm book or resource to answer your question.
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Thanks
Damien