In one experiment I calculate values x and y as my chosen constants and calculate z using them. Then I have to interpolate the values considering x again as constant and y chosen again by me(but distinct) and calculate z. I can use initially calculated experimental values for finding polynomial function f(x,y)= z where x is constant so the function should vary with change in y. How can I do it?
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