How to extract X value given Y value from graph.
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I have a graph which I ploted from X and Y values. X and Y are the data vectors. Now I wnted to find values of X corresponding to perticular value of y.
X=[0.00163629165319779 0.00919798132258265 0.0108887716090971 0.0146711509895121 0.0170727875027912 0.0183195248019579 0.0214701529053916 0.0429751397974718 0.0492808450276714 0.0535887468601313 0.0546312668441853 0.108838368209090 0.123117548287373 0.126309277779226 0.133652225605413 0.138726746967278 0.176380030642817 0.178656767960438 0.181244974266293 0.182028488504125 0.188366079912920 0.204276265010833 0.205419462095058 0.206611392842045 0.219575407312163 0.230076938132872 0.231822979086683 0.232631056161634 0.237634467232773 0.242104610234617 0.267542565734243 0.281557956744304 0.312833057094883 0.319124464220357 0.343375832711649 0.348289420385577 0.352569636089163 0.357642593625700 0.360188336139401 0.374263685881673 0.390056224874232 0.391650522675869 0.392413301822307 0.392906376647038 0.398112256101353 0.404497829354034 0.408989317941850 0.413270285981264 0.440717991244140 0.442788702297138 0.466238670974959 0.478229661633876 0.506778136096007 0.516813401433934 0.539005985379619 0.554907031467319 0.555940863634276 0.594998712090185 0.624358289172818 0.636691646673399 0.636691646673399 0.636691646673399 0.636691646673399 0.636691646673399 0.673595576899095 0.690991870967221 0.691623728204757 0.694482327270088 0.703223226864390 0.713125941582075 0.729095502236721 0.749453251696249 0.785248184904319 0.790012531082956 0.815065416646928 0.821315922015482 0.826164341954818 0.829691396788946 0.841734834718935 0.854822741928195 0.858109043192997 0.891859889006936 0.906733683367389 0.952764915345216 0.952764915345216 0.952764915345216 0.980470366913377 0.995725305844472 1.02965375760247 1.09116894860735 1.10670509719372 1.11422792999389 1.12127930245400 1.12127930245400 1.12334033118983 1.14277471093836 1.16917633244481 1.19089850966396 1.33264717043745 1.34901320716680 1.36779787738210 1.44087981077227 1.64523008957909 1.64791868775681 2.27643402946012 2.40045676947028 2.45142678398700]
Y=[0.327970660780512 0.332011235759306 0.332921494603458 0.334966833639170 0.336272047142938 0.336951613545687 0.338675071601992 0.350676523995197 0.354275568517746 0.356755561062934 0.357358328092331 0.390144287739127 0.399270422133906 0.401339342218769 0.406139930184248 0.409491004458485 0.435235365455767 0.436842919676984 0.438677608063090 0.439234531651005 0.443765372470964 0.455346819396008 0.456190529354724 0.457071870791561 0.466768441997315 0.474773779922694 0.476118038978851 0.476741456944862 0.480619720732729 0.484111312757906 0.504469097848463 0.516049003307847 0.542856789444626 0.548415510596634 0.570380400825788 0.574936780624634 0.578935485718932 0.583710823819502 0.586122035838970 0.599634471364500 0.615166607306969 0.616756803237560 0.617519073048832 0.618012319891502 0.623244115538772 0.629721998108256 0.634318708785900 0.638731195373301 0.667760657214304 0.670003487282225 0.695934458307588 0.709579482217070 0.743152374382388 0.755327344275103 0.782964775513683 0.803386803712655 0.804732868698833 0.857273337746951 0.899014193321375 0.917149276210161 0.917149276210161 0.917149276210161 0.917149276210161 0.917149276210161 0.973627548017118 1.00144444463865 1.00246961429251 1.00712073630011 1.02147703708904 1.03798894692457 1.06518092762530 1.10088015869719 1.16657580257029 1.17561063999175 1.22428363044642 1.23673808159782 1.24648599430674 1.25362549978489 1.27831360124910 1.30569436282117 1.31266115228447 1.38639837317600 1.42019536561643 1.53009968474307 1.53009968474307 1.53009968474307 1.60030840865775 1.64033208407164 1.73297416779503 1.91448899911085 1.96326411840361 1.98732634282930 2.01014827313001 2.01014827313001 2.01686820351132 2.08134856950608 2.17226025957346 2.25002870512480 2.83056628811592 2.90658351414197 2.99635450885091 3.37278249763301 4.69567928252034 4.71616719791340 13.0495320257110 15.9519723894339 17.3244414235913]
how to find value of X at Y=15? y=15 is not available in Y vector. kindly help me to write a code. Thanks

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KSSV
on 8 May 2020
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Rik
on 8 May 2020
1 vote
You can treat x as y and y as x. That way you can use normal interpolation and curve fitting tools.
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madhan ravi
on 8 May 2020
+1 , Rik you beat me up by a few seconds xD
Govind Kumar
on 8 May 2020
Edited: Govind Kumar
on 8 May 2020
Govind Kumar
on 8 May 2020
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