Bivariate Polynomial Natural Spline Interpolation Algorithms with Local Basis for Scattered Data
Tóm tắt
Because of its importance in both theory and applications, multivariate splines have attracted special attention in many fields. Based on the theory of spline functions in Hilbert spaces, bivariate polynomial natural splines for interpolating, smoothing or generalized interpolating of scattered data over an arbitrary domain are constructed with one-sided functions. However, this method is not well suited for large scale numerical applications. In this paper, a new locally supported basis for the bivariate polynomial natural spline space is constructed. Some properties of this basis are also discussed. Methods to order scattered data are shown and algorithms for bivariate polynomial natural spline interpolating are constructed. The interpolating coefficient matrix is sparse, and thus, the algorithms can be easily implemented in a computer.
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