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Numerical methods of generating random points with prescribed distributional properties on (non)rational Bézier surfaces (English)
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7 April 1997
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The paper deals with the generation of random points on a rational or non-rational Bézier surface with a prescribed density function defined on the parametric form of a Bézier surface. First, the authors describe different numerical methods to produce rational or non-rational Bézier curves and surfaces. Then, they give an introduction in simulation of random variables and random vectors. The main part of the paper deals with the generation of random points on Bézier surfaces with a prescribed distribution. The efficiency of the introduced algorithms is illustrated by some numerical examples.
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random points generation
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non-rational and rational Bézier surfaces
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Bézier surface
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simulation of random variables and random vectors
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Bézier curves
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numerical examples
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