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Construction of spherical spline quasi-interpolants based on blossoming (English)
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21 April 2010
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The authors study the important problem of fitting scattered data on sphere-like surfaces by means of quasi-interpolation methods. First, some Marsden identities for quadratic spherical Powell-Sabin splines are obtained using blossoms (polar forms). Then the functional coefficients of quasi-interpolating splines are computed by evaluating the blossom values of a chosen local approximation operator at certain points. Various families of discrete and differential quasi-interpolants are constructed that are exact on quadratic spherical Bernstein-Bézier polynomials or on the whole space of spherical Powell-Sabin splines. Error bounds for these methods are presented, along with two numerical examples using data from the Marschner-Lobb test function and from ultrasound images of the human heart.
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quadratic spherical splines
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quasi-interpolation
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Powell-Sabin triangulation
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Bézier-Bernstein representation
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fitting scattered data
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blossoms
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error bounds
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numerical examples
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Marschner-Lobb test function
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ultrasound images of the human heart
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