[R] Daily average temperature from monthly average temperature

[Jeff Newmiller]

Temperature data from the future? This sounds like homework, and the Posting Guide points out that this list is not for homework.

I will point out that a linear interpolation approach would be appropriate for an introductory class but would not be very realistic, and there exist papers describing stochastic interpolation methods more appropriate to this type of data, but this is not a statistics or weather modeling mailing list either.
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Pentti <pentti.pirinen at fmi.fi> wrote:
>Dear all
>
>I'm a new R user and don't know how to find help for my problem:
>I have monthly mean temperature values for different 30-years periods
>in the
>past and future. I want calculate average temperature values for every
>day
>in year for  each period using the 12 values I have as input data.
>I have about 4000 points and 5 periods and I think the monthly values
>represent the daily value in the middle of the month (day numbers 15,
>46, 76
>...,350).
>
>What library and which functions shall I use (and how) ?
>
>Thank you in advance
>
>Pentti 
>
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