| `cubic` | Cubic spline interpolation | T | T | T |
| `nearest-up` | Nearest data point (rounded-up) | T | F | F |
| `zero` | Spline interpolation of 0th order | T | F | F |
| `slinear` | Spline interpolation of 1st order | T | F | F |
| `quadratic` | Spline interpolation of 2nd order | T | F | F |
| `previous` | Previous data point | T | F | F |
| `next` | Next data point | T | F | F |
The following interpolation methods are available:
- Linear interpolation (default)
- Nearest data point
- Cubic spline interpolation
- Nearest data point (rounded-up)
- Spline interpolation of zeroth order
- Spline interpolation of first order
- Spline interpolation of second order
- Previous data point
- Next data point
If output file `OUTFILE` is undefined, the output is directed to `STDOUT`.
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Set interpolation method. If undefined, linear interpolation will be applied.
Set the interpolation method. Select one of the following: `linear` (default), `nearest`, `cubic`. The following options are available for 2D data only: `nearest-up`, `zero`, `slinear`, `quadratic`, `previous`, `next`.