Re: bicubic spline interpolation in octave

[John W. Eaton]

On 18-Jul-2005, Francesco Potorti` wrote:

| And yes, if you end up rewriting the original code as it was, you are
| probebly infringing, but I think that's a very corner case, don't you
| agree? 

I think you would have a hard time showing that your work is not
infringing if you have seen the original and you end up rewriting the
original code as it was.

It is much better to simply avoid the issue by not using the original
to understand the method.

jwe



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