NASA NTRS · 19830043499
Recursive algorithms for two-dimensional smoothing using bicubic hermite polynomial
Abstract
It is noted that in the past, smoothing splines originated from approximation theory have been successfully applied to data filtering and image smoothing problems. Even though the nonrecursive technique of smoothing splines gives an optimal solution, the amount of computation increases rapidly with the size of the two-dimensional data. A derivation is presented here of quarter-plane filtering algorithms that provide smoothed estimates of function values and their derivatives by fitting two-dimensional smoothing splines in a recursive manner. The derivation procedure sheds light on specific problems encountered in two-dimensional filtering problems. What is more, the amount of computation for this recursive processor increases only linearly with the size of the two-dimensional data. Because of certain approximations introduced in its derivation, this recursive processor becomes suboptimal.
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Kim, C. S., Shen, C. N.. 1981-01-01. Recursive algorithms for two-dimensional smoothing using bicubic hermite polynomial. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19830043499
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