Instead of polynomial functions, could we instead use piecewise transformations of the sine and cosine functions?
kkzhang
Would this interpolation technique not have aliasing issues? Or not, since we are defining the "samples?"
ScreenTime
Does each interval have the same degree? Could we create something where each interval have different degrees?
dab
Why do we have the same coefficient i here for a given polynomial? Can't each term in the polynomial have different coefficients, and thus subscripted by j instead?
bobzhangyc
What is the degree here?
Concurrensee
Instead of these complex math interpolation, is there a chance to introduce AI interpolation?
spookyspider
Is spline somewhat connected to bezier? The way it estimates curves reminds me of bezier.
corgo
So are knots the connecting points between the piecewise functions?
siamese
Is there a similar concept of "splines" for other types of functions (not polynomial)?
Instead of polynomial functions, could we instead use piecewise transformations of the sine and cosine functions?
Would this interpolation technique not have aliasing issues? Or not, since we are defining the "samples?"
Does each interval have the same degree? Could we create something where each interval have different degrees?
Why do we have the same coefficient i here for a given polynomial? Can't each term in the polynomial have different coefficients, and thus subscripted by j instead?
What is the degree here?
Instead of these complex math interpolation, is there a chance to introduce AI interpolation?
Is spline somewhat connected to bezier? The way it estimates curves reminds me of bezier.
So are knots the connecting points between the piecewise functions?
Is there a similar concept of "splines" for other types of functions (not polynomial)?