The application of widely known blending methods for constructing C1 bivariate functions interpolating scattered data requires the knowledge of the partial derivatives of first order at the vertices of an underlying triangulation. In this paper we consider the method proposed by Nielson that consists in computing estimates of the first order partial derivatives by minimizing an appropriate quadratic functional, characterized by nonnegative tension parameters. The aim of the paper is to analyse some peculiar properties of this func-tional in order to construct robust and efficient algorithms for determin-ing the above estimates of the derivatives when we are concerned with extremely large data sets
summary:The extremal property of quadratic splines interpolating the first derivatives is proved. Qu...
The aim of this paper is to investigate, in a bounded domain of R3 , two blending sums of univariate...
A subdivision scheme for constructing smooth surfaces interpolating scattered data in $\mathbb{R}^3$...
The application of widely known blending methods for constructing C1 bivariate functions interpolati...
The application of Powell-Sabin's or Clough-Tocher's schemes to scattered data problems, as known re...
Partial derivative values are required to construct a smooth interpolated surface which passes throu...
AbstractThe constriction of range restricted univariate and bivariate C1 interpolants to scattered d...
AbstractWe investigate spline quasi-interpolants defined by C1 bivariate quadratic B-splines on nonu...
We discuss a pointwise numerical differentiation formula on multivariate scattered data, based on th...
Given n pairwise distinct and arbitrarily spaced points P_i in a domain D of the x-y plane and n rea...
AbstractWe use bivariate C1 cubic splines to deal with convexity preserving scattered data interpola...
This paper describes a new computational approach to multivariate scattered data interpolation. It i...
AbstractThis paper describes a new computational approach to multivariate scattered data interpolati...
This paper describes a new computational approach to multivariate scattered data interpolation. It i...
summary:The paper deals with the biquadratic splines and their use for the interpolation in two vari...
summary:The extremal property of quadratic splines interpolating the first derivatives is proved. Qu...
The aim of this paper is to investigate, in a bounded domain of R3 , two blending sums of univariate...
A subdivision scheme for constructing smooth surfaces interpolating scattered data in $\mathbb{R}^3$...
The application of widely known blending methods for constructing C1 bivariate functions interpolati...
The application of Powell-Sabin's or Clough-Tocher's schemes to scattered data problems, as known re...
Partial derivative values are required to construct a smooth interpolated surface which passes throu...
AbstractThe constriction of range restricted univariate and bivariate C1 interpolants to scattered d...
AbstractWe investigate spline quasi-interpolants defined by C1 bivariate quadratic B-splines on nonu...
We discuss a pointwise numerical differentiation formula on multivariate scattered data, based on th...
Given n pairwise distinct and arbitrarily spaced points P_i in a domain D of the x-y plane and n rea...
AbstractWe use bivariate C1 cubic splines to deal with convexity preserving scattered data interpola...
This paper describes a new computational approach to multivariate scattered data interpolation. It i...
AbstractThis paper describes a new computational approach to multivariate scattered data interpolati...
This paper describes a new computational approach to multivariate scattered data interpolation. It i...
summary:The paper deals with the biquadratic splines and their use for the interpolation in two vari...
summary:The extremal property of quadratic splines interpolating the first derivatives is proved. Qu...
The aim of this paper is to investigate, in a bounded domain of R3 , two blending sums of univariate...
A subdivision scheme for constructing smooth surfaces interpolating scattered data in $\mathbb{R}^3$...