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Spline
Spline Spline, n.
1. A rectangular piece fitting grooves like key seats in a
hub and a shaft, so that while the one may slide endwise
on the other, both must revolve together; a feather; also,
sometimes, a groove to receive such a rectangular piece.
2. A long, flexble piece of wood sometimes used as a ruler.
Meaning of Splines from wikipedia
- knot. B-
splines may
share a
subset of
their knots, but two B-
splines defined over
exactly the same
knots are identical. In
other words, a B-
spline is uniquely...
- the
interpolation constraints.
Smoothing splines may be
viewed as
generalizations of
interpolation splines where the
functions are
determined to minimize...
- Look up
spline or
splines in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Spline may
refer to:
Spline (mathematics), a
mathematical function used for interpolation...
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bicubic splines, are an
essential tool in
computer graphics.
Cubic splines are
often called csplines,
especially in
computer graphics.
Hermite splines are...
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polynomials of
exactly degree 3 —
cubic splines. In
addition to the
three conditions above, a
natural cubic spline has the
condition that q 1 ″ ( x 0 ) =...
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below show a
transmission input shaft with male
splines and a
clutch plate with
mating female splines in the
center hub,
where the
smooth tip of the axle...
- Thin
plate splines (TPS) are a
spline-based
technique for data
interpolation and smoothing. "A
spline is a
function defined by
polynomials in a piecewise...
- A
spline joint can be
viewed as an
extended biscuit. Two
boards have extended,
matching grooves lined up and
facing each other. The void
between is filled...
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where L is the
lower limit of the
domain of the
splines.
Since M-
splines are non-negative, I-
splines are
monotonically non-decreasing. Let j be the index...
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flexible strips of wood, plastic, or
metal called splines (or laths, not to be
confused with lathes). The
splines were held in
place with lead
weights (called...
