Mince interval X into a row vector of N sub-intervals of equal size.
The sub-intervals are returned in ascending order and may overlap due to round-off errors.
If X is not a scalar, the result is a matrix. The default value for N is 100.
Accuracy: The result is an accurate enclosure.
mince (infsup (0, 10), 4)
⇒ ans = 1×4 interval vector
[0, 2.5] [2.5, 5] [5, 7.5] [7.5, 10]
See also: @infsup/linspace, @infsup/bisect.
Package: interval