This table provides a brief description of all the input arguments. See the following section for more detail about each argument. A can be any nonsparse numeric array, and can be real or complex.
R is a structure that defines how to interpolate values of the input array at specified locations.
R is usually created with makeresampler , which allows fine control over how to interpolate along each dimension, as well as what input array values to use when interpolating close the edge of the array. Each element must be unique, and must be a positive integer. The entries need not be listed in increasing order, but the order matters. It specifies the precise correspondence between dimensions of arrays A and B and the input and output spaces of the transformer, T . The row and column dimensions of B correspond to the first and second output-space dimensions, respectively.