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Ok I need to split an interval into n number of unequal sub intervals, whose interval lengths are in increasing order.
Lets say I have an interval (10,90)
I need n sub intervals. Lets say n=4
The need sub intervals like (10,20), (20,35), (35,55), (55,90)
The sub interval lengths must be in increasing order
How do I do this??
You can use any monotonic increasing and convex function to build intervals. For example, quadratic function gives us such expression:
DividingValue[i=1..n-1] = A + Round(i^2 * (B-A)/(n^2))
where (A, B) is your interval.