A unified framework for interpolating and approximating univariate subdivision
Subdivision surface refinement schemes can be broadly classified into two categories: interpolating and approximating. Interpolating schemes are required to match the original position of vertices in the original mesh. Approximating schemes are not; they can and will adjust these positions as needed. It is shown that univariate subdivision schemes with odd-width masks of finite support can be derived one from the others by simple operations on the masks coefficients. This equivalence is done through the polynomial factors of the generating functions associated to the schemes. Under certain conditions, the polynomial associated to a interpolating subdivision scheme factorizes as a product of the polynomial associated to a interpolating subdivision scheme times another polynomial, called by the authors, the link polynomial. The result is applied in the context of binary and ternary stationary and non-stationary subdivision schemes showing that it also provides a constructive method for the definition of novel refinement algorithms.
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- Interpolation through an iterative scheme
- Shape controlled interpolatory ternary subdivision
- Symmetric iterative interpolation processes
- Unifying C-curves and H-curves by extending the calculation to complex numbers
- A combined approximating and interpolating ternary 4-point subdivision scheme
- Six-point subdivision schemes with cubic precision
- Interpolatory subdivision schemes with the optimal approximation order
- An annihilator-based strategy for the automatic detection of exponential polynomial spaces in subdivision
- Creating a bridge between cardinal B\(r\)-spline fundamental functions for interpolation and subdivision
- Reproduction of exponential polynomials by multivariate non-stationary subdivision schemes with a general dilation matrix
- Interpolating \(m\)-refinable functions with compact support: the second generation class
- Dual univariate interpolatory subdivision of every arity: algebraic characterization and construction
- Nonstationary interpolatory subdivision schemes reproducing high-order exponential polynomials
- A family of binary univariate nonstationary quasi-interpolatory subdivision reproducing exponential polynomials
- Non-uniform interpolatory subdivision surface
- Non-uniform Doo-Sabin subdivision surface via eigen polygon
- Exponential pseudo-splines: looking beyond exponential B-splines
- Construction of a family of non-stationary combined ternary subdivision schemes reproducing exponential polynomials
- Totally positive refinable functions with general dilation M
- An alternative method for constructing interpolatory subdivision from approximating subdivision
- Non-uniform Interpolatory Subdivision Based on Local Interpolants of Minimal Degree
- Analysis of Univariate Nonstationary Subdivision Schemes with Application to Gaussian-Based Interpolatory Schemes
- Polynomial-based non-uniform interpolatory subdivision with features control
- A novel recursive modification framework for enhancing polynomial reproduction property of interpolation basis functions
- From approximating to interpolatory non-stationary subdivision schemes with the same generation properties
- A combined approximating and interpolating subdivision scheme with C^2 continuity
- On interpolatory subdivision from approximating subdivision scheme
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