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插值法介绍（Introduction of interpolation method） 1, the distance reciprocal method The reciprocal reciprocal square grid method is a weighted mean interpolation method that can be interpolated in an exact or smooth way. The square parameter controls how the weight coefficient decreases as the distance from one grid node increases. For a larger square, the closer data points are given a higher weight share, and for a smaller number of squares, the weights are evenly distributed to each data point. When calculating a grid node, the weights given to a specific data point are proportional to the reciprocal of the distance from the node to the observation point. When calculating a grid node, the weight of the distribution is a fraction, and the sum of all weights is equal to 1. When an observation point coincides with a grid node, the observation point is given an actual weight of 1, and all other observation points are given a weight of almost 0. In other words, the node is assigned a consistent value to the observation point. This is an exact interpolation. One of the characteristics of distance reciprocal method is to produce around the observation point position NIUYAN in regional grid. A smooth parameter can be specified when the grid of reciprocal distance is used. The smooth parameter guarantees greater than zero. For a particular node, no observation point is assigned all weights, even if the observation points coincide with the node. Smooth parameters through the smoothing interpolation grid has been to reduce NIUYAN effect. 2, the Kriging method Kriging method is a very useful in many areas of the geological statistics grid method. The Kriging method trying to do that represent the implicit in your data trend, for example, will be connected along a high ridge, instead of being isolated by the contour shape of bovine. The Kriging method contains several factors: variation model, drift type and ore block effect. 3, minimum curvature method The minimum curvature method