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- Using transmutable (transparent) types, such as `uom::si::Quantity`: [`uom.rs`](examples/uom.rs)
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- Using transmutable (transparent) types, such as `uom::si::Quantity`: [`uom.rs`](https://github.com/NREL/ninterp/blob/de2c770dc3614ba43af9e015481fecdc20538380/examples/uom.rs)
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Instantiation is done by calling an interpolator's `new` method.
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For dimensionalities N ≥ 1, this executes a validation step, preventing runtime panics.
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After editing interpolator data,
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call [`Interpolator::validate`](https://docs.rs/ninterp/latest/ninterp/trait.Interpolator.html#tymethod.validate) to rerun these checks.
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call the InterpData's `validate` method
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or [`Interpolator::validate`](https://docs.rs/ninterp/latest/ninterp/trait.Interpolator.html#tymethod.validate)
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to rerun these checks.
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To change the extrapolation setting, call `set_extrapolate`.
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`Linear` and `Nearest` are implemented for all dimensionalities.
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