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A note on the paper in CAGD (2004, 21 (2), 181--191)
Pages 815–817

Ahn, Lee, Park and Yoo proved that the best constrained degree reduction of a polynomial f in L"2-norm equals the best weighted Euclidean approximation of the Bernstein-Bezier coefficients of f in a paper, published in the journal, Computer Aided ...

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Shape-preserving interpolation of irregular data by bivariate curvature-based cubic L1 splines in spherical coordinates
Pages 818–837

We investigate C^1-smooth bivariate curvature-based cubic L"1 interpolating splines in spherical coordinates. The coefficients of these splines are calculated by minimizing an integral involving the L"1 norm of univariate curvature in four directions at ...

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On geometric interpolation of parametric surfaces
Pages 838–848

By exploiting the freedom in the choice of parametrization of a parametric surface, we show that there exist quadratic parametric surfaces that approximate a given parametric surface with the same approximation order as cubics, namely four, in the ...

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Single-knot wavelets for non-uniform B-splines
Pages 849–864

We propose a flexible and efficient wavelet construction for non-uniform B-spline curves and surfaces. The method allows to remove knots in arbitrary order minimizing the displacement of control points when a knot is re-inserted. Geometric detail ...

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Unifying C-curves and H-curves by extending the calculation to complex numbers
Pages 865–883

Recently, we found that the CB-splines that use basis {sint,cost,t,1} and the HB-splines that use basis {sinht,cosht,t,1} could be unified into a complete curve family, named FB-splines (Zhang and Krause, 2005). FB-splines are a scheme of what we call ...

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A note on the paper in CAGD (2004, 21 (2), 181-191)
Pages 815–817

Ahn, Lee, Park and Yoo proved that the best constrained degree reduction of a polynomial f in L2-norm equals the best weighted Euclidean approximation of the Bernstein-Bézier coefficients of f in a paper, published in the journal, Computer Aided ...

article
Shape-preserving interpolation of irregular data by bivariate curvature-based cubic L1 splines in spherical coordinates
Pages 818–837

We investigate C1-smooth bivariate curvature-based cubic L1 interpolating splines in spherical coordinates. The coefficients of these splines are calculated by minimizing an integral involving the L1 norm of univariate curvature in four directions at ...

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