1995
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-7091-7584-2_11
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Localized Radial Basis Methods Using Rational Triangle Patches

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“…For solving interpolation equations an iterative procedure can be used [123]. In this work k th iteration calculates the element in a kdimensional linear subspace of radial functions that is closest to the required interpolant, the subspace being generated by a Krylov construction that employs a selfadjoint operator A. Foley, et al [124] presented a localized approach by decomposing the domain into an arbitrary triangulation that forms overlapping regions. For each region, a radial basis method is applied to a much smaller number of points and the local interpolants are blended using C ′ rational hybrid cubic Bezier triangle functions.…”
Section: Rbfns In Approximation and Interpolationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For solving interpolation equations an iterative procedure can be used [123]. In this work k th iteration calculates the element in a kdimensional linear subspace of radial functions that is closest to the required interpolant, the subspace being generated by a Krylov construction that employs a selfadjoint operator A. Foley, et al [124] presented a localized approach by decomposing the domain into an arbitrary triangulation that forms overlapping regions. For each region, a radial basis method is applied to a much smaller number of points and the local interpolants are blended using C ′ rational hybrid cubic Bezier triangle functions.…”
Section: Rbfns In Approximation and Interpolationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The definition and the property of the Bernstein-Bézier triangular pitches can be described as following [4,8,9].…”
Section: Definition and Property Of Rational Bernstein-mentioning
confidence: 99%