Given a set of measurements of dependent variables in a vector, Y, that vary with one independent variable in a vector, X, calculate the interpolating polynomial using Newton interpolation. Output is the interpolated value for a given value of x, as well as the vector of divided differences, b, that are the coefficients of the Newton polynomial.
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I am not sure why my code is failing other than the difference between the coefficients that I derived and those in the test suite being too far apart. However, I cannot verify that.