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Design of a recursive vector processor using polynomial splines

Abstract

The problem of obtaining smoothed estimates of function values, particularly their derivatives, from a finite set of inaccurate measurements is considered. A recursive two-dimensional vector processor is introduced as an approximation to the nonrecursive constrained least-squares estimation. Here, piecewise bicubic Hermite polynomials are extensively used as approximating functions, and the smoothing integral is converted to a discrete quadratic form. This makes it possible to convert the problem of fitting an approximating function to one of estimating the function values and derivatives at the nodes.

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Kim, C. S., Shen, C. N.. 1980-01-01. Design of a recursive vector processor using polynomial splines. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19820042032

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