Mod-01 Lec-21 Lecture-21


Summary

The video delves into the design of B-spline basis functions, particularly focusing on a composite B-spline continuous cubic basis function using polynomial splines. It elaborates on key properties of B-spline basis functions, such as non-zero values over knot spans and continuity requirements. The explanation also introduces Newton's divided difference method for computing B-spline basis functions, emphasizing the polynomial representation involving unknown coefficients. The process of determining these coefficients using Newton's divided difference for various data points and term degrees is detailed in the video.


Introduction to B-spline Basis Function

Designing B-spline basis functions and discussing a composite B-spline continuous cubic basis function using polynomial splines.

Properties of B-spline Basis Function

Explaining the properties of a B-spline basis function such as non-zero value over a knot span and continuity conditions.

Newton's Divided Difference Approach

Introducing Newton's divided difference approach for computing B-spline basis functions and explaining the polynomial representation using unknown coefficients.

Interpolation and Coefficients Computation

Detailing the computation of unknown coefficients in Newton's divided difference approach for different data points and degrees of terms.

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