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@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ If `n` is not defined the standart value is 10^7.
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The python class *Interpolation* is divided in one method, minimus interpolation, and one class, polinomial interpolation.
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To call the method *minimus* use a syntax like `otr = Otter.interpolation(data)`, where `otr` is an instance and append the method in front of the instance like: `otr.minimus(x)`, where *x* is value of *f(x)* you want to estimate.
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To call the method *minimus* use a syntax like `otr = Otter.interpolation(data)`, where `data` is a data frame containing values for *x* and *y*, `otr` is an instance and append the method in front of the instance like: `otr.minimus(x)`, where *x* is value of *f(x)* you want to estimate.
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To call the class *Polinomial* append the sufix with lower case in front of the instance like: `otr.polinomial`. The *Polinomial* class has four methods defined inside: `vandermonde`, `lagrange`, `newton` and `gregory`, to call them append the sufix with lower case in front like `otr.edo.gregory(x)` where *x* is value of *f(x)* you want to estimate.
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