1 | ! Copyright Université Reims Champagnne-Ardenne (2010-2015) |
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2 | ! contributor: Jérémie Burgalat |
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3 | ! |
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4 | ! jeremie.burgalat@univ-reims.fr |
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5 | ! |
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6 | ! This software is a computer program whose purpose is to compute multi-variate |
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7 | ! linear interpolation. |
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35 | !! file: lintcore.f90 |
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36 | !! summary: linear interpolation core function file |
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37 | !! author: burgalat |
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38 | !! date: 2010-2014 |
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39 | |
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40 | MODULE LINTCORE |
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41 | !! Core module of the library. |
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42 | !! |
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43 | !! This module contains a single function that performs the linear |
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44 | !! interpolation of a single _N_-D point between \(2^{N}\) adjacents |
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45 | !! points. |
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46 | USE LINT_PREC |
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47 | IMPLICIT NONE |
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48 | |
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49 | PRIVATE :: wp ! from LINT_PREC |
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50 | |
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51 | INTERFACE |
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52 | FUNCTION locate(value,vector) RESULT(idx) |
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53 | !! Locate the nearest default value in vector |
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54 | !! |
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55 | !! the method should search the subscript of the nearest value by default in |
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56 | !! in the input vector. |
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57 | IMPORT wp |
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58 | REAL(kind=wp), INTENT(in) :: value !! value to search |
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59 | REAL(kind=wp), INTENT(in), DIMENSION(:) :: vector !! Vector to search in |
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60 | INTEGER :: idx !! Subscript of the nearest value in vector |
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61 | END FUNCTION locate |
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62 | END INTERFACE |
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63 | |
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64 | |
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65 | CONTAINS |
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66 | |
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67 | FUNCTION lintc_(point,grid) RESULT(res) |
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68 | !! Multivariate linear interpolation core function |
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69 | !! |
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70 | !! The method computes multivariate linear interpolation at the given __point__ using its |
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71 | !! neighbours given in __grid__. |
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72 | !! |
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73 | !! @warning |
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74 | !! In order to get a correct result, __grid__ must be ordered so first dimensions vary first |
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75 | !! (see [Generic method](page/index.html/#generic-method) section of main documentation). |
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76 | !! |
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77 | !! @warning |
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78 | !! The method in its current version does not check array boundaries. This operation should be |
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79 | !! performed in wrappers of the function ! |
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80 | INTEGER, PARAMETER :: np = 2 |
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81 | REAL(kind=wp), INTENT(in), DIMENSION(:) :: point |
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82 | !! Coordinates of the point to compute. |
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83 | !! |
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84 | !! For __N__-D interpolation, ut should be a vector of __N__ points. |
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85 | REAL(kind=wp), INTENT(in), DIMENSION(:,:) :: grid |
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86 | !! Grid of values used for interpolation. |
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87 | !! |
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88 | !! For __N__-D interpolation, it should be a 2D-array of \(2^{N}\) rows and \(N+1\) columns. |
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89 | !! Each row corresponds to a point with N coordinates, the last column is reserved for the |
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90 | !! value of the point. |
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91 | REAL(kind=wp) :: res |
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92 | !! Interpolated value |
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93 | REAL(kind=wp), DIMENSION(:),ALLOCATABLE :: val |
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94 | REAL(kind=wp) :: cd |
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95 | INTEGER :: nv,mi,ngp,cp,i,j,k |
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96 | nv = SIZE(point) ; mi = np**nv |
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97 | ALLOCATE(val(2*mi-1)) |
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98 | val(1:mi) = grid(:,nv+1) ; val(mi+1:2*mi-1) = 0._wp |
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99 | ! Computes the QnD linear interpolation |
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100 | cp = 0 |
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101 | DO i=1,nv |
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102 | cd = (point(i)-grid(1,i))/(grid(mi,i)-grid(1,i)) |
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103 | k = 1 ; ngp = np**(nv-i+1) ; cp = cp + ngp |
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104 | DO j=1,ngp,np |
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105 | val(cp+k) = val(j+cp-ngp) * (1._wp - cd) + val(j+cp-ngp+1)*cd |
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106 | k = k + 1 |
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107 | ENDDO |
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108 | ENDDO |
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109 | res = val(cp+k-1) |
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110 | DEALLOCATE(val) ! useless normally |
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111 | RETURN |
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112 | END FUNCTION lintc_ |
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113 | |
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114 | END MODULE LINTCORE |
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