Natural Neighbor Interpolation is a technique used in spatial interpolation that estimates the value of a function at unmeasured locations based on the values at surrounding measured locations, or "neighbors." It is particularly useful in geographic information systems (GIS), computer graphics, and other fields where spatial data is involved. ### Key Characteristics of Natural Neighbor Interpolation: 1. **Locality**: The interpolation is influenced only by the nearest data points (neighbors) to the point of interest.
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