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Tell me the way
#1
I'm not a programmer, but I want to write a formula calculation program
there is a table (see figure) from which it is necessary to find the value by interpolation
What is the easiest way to do this? if only it worked

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#2
This is pretty simple, however I don't know what I'm looking at. Are those I's supposed to be 1's? I'm assuming this is temperatures?
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#3
(Oct-03-2018, 05:33 PM)Irhcsa Wrote: This is pretty simple, however I don't know what I'm looking at. Are those I's supposed to be 1's? I'm assuming this is temperatures?
no. this table is determined by the coefficient that takes into account the slope of the surface of the filling ground to the horizon. This is from the building standards of Russia.
You can give an example or tell how the easiest way to set this table in the Python and then look for suitable values by it.
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#4
How are those values calculated? They aren't random numbers like Planck's constant, there's got to be some way to calculate them based on what each argument is. Once you know how the table is generated, you can generate it programmatically.

But no, you can't hand python a table and tell it to figure out what comes next.
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(Oct-03-2018, 06:56 PM)nilamo Wrote: How are those values calculated? They aren't random numbers like Planck's constant, there's got to be some way to calculate them based on what each argument is. Once you know how the table is generated, you can generate it programmatically.

But no, you can't hand python a table and tell it to figure out what comes next.
I understood you. Thank you very much for your help!!!
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