This problem concerns a method to reduce the computational effort to evaluate the Lagrange interpolation function given in (5.5).
(a) What is the flop count to evaluate (5.5) for a given value of?
(b) Assuming thati, for any, show that (5.5) can be written as
This is known as the first form of the barycentric interpolation formula, andi’s are called barycentric weights.
(c) Suppose the formula in part (b) is used to interpolate the constant function() = 1. Use this to show that
(d) Use the result from part (c) to show that
This is called the second (true) form of the barycentric formula.
(e) What is the flop count to evaluate the formula forn() given in part (d)?
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