Compose two functions.
compose_funct_1d composes two functions, i.e., calculates ComposedFunction(x) = Function2(Function1(x)). ComposedFunction has the same domain (x-range) as Function1. If the range (y-value range) of Function1 is larger than the domain of Function2, the parameter Border determines the border treatment of Function2. For Border='zero' values outside the domain of Function2 are set to 0, for Border='constant' they are set to the corresponding value at the border, for Border='mirror' they are mirrored at the border, and for Border='cyclic' they are continued cyclically. To obtain y-values, Function2 is interpolated linearly.
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Function1 (input_control) |
function_1d-array -> real / integer |
| Input function 1. | |
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Function2 (input_control) |
function_1d-array -> real / integer |
| Input function 2. | |
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Border (input_control) |
string -> string |
| Border treatment for the input functions. | |
| Default value: 'constant' | |
| List of values: 'zero', 'constant', 'mirror', 'cyclic' | |
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ComposedFunction (output_control) |
function_1d-array -> real / integer |
| Composed function. | |
compose_funct_1d is reentrant and processed without parallelization.
create_funct_1d_pairs, create_funct_1d_array
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