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pchip and spline both generate cubic polynomials.
Spline works better with smooth data. But using spline can cause abnormal voltage values outside the range(2.5-4.2V) around boundary points(around SOC = 0, SOC = 1). pchip(Piecewise Cubic Hermite Interpolating Polynomial) has no overshoots/less oscillations, so I think it is more suitable when fitting a monotonic function like SOC vs Voltage.
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pchip and spline both generate cubic polynomials.
Spline works better with smooth data. But using spline can cause abnormal voltage values outside the range(2.5-4.2V) around boundary points(around SOC = 0, SOC = 1). pchip(Piecewise Cubic Hermite Interpolating Polynomial) has no overshoots/less oscillations, so I think it is more suitable when fitting a monotonic function like SOC vs Voltage.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: