How to use interp1 to stretch out smaller vector to the size of larger vector?

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So I have two vectors, lets call them A and B. A is the smaller vector, and has 1260 columns. B is the larger vector and has 1778 columns. I want to take an average of both these vectors. This is being hard because they are different sizes. Is there a way for me to use interp1 so that I can stretch out the smaller vector to match the size of the larger vector? Any help would be really appreciated!

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John D'Errico
John D'Errico 2019년 9월 30일
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Assuming that you intend to create a vector of averages, do this:
Ahat = interp1(1:1260,A,linspace(1,1260,1778));
C = (Ahat + B)/2;
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Zuha Yousuf
Zuha Yousuf 2019년 10월 2일
Thank you so much! You have no idea how much this has helped me!
SURESH KUMAR
SURESH KUMAR 2024년 1월 19일
it helped me alot . I wanted to strech the time series data without changing the y axis values and it does perfectly however i had to come up with understading about the duration for which i wanted my expension.. Anyways Thanks
Here is my if anyone needs
powNew=interp1(1:legnth(A),A,linspace(1,legnth(A),legnth(A)+increasementYourValue))

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