Surface fitting using convex Powell-Sabin splines
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The Powell-Sabin splines are defined in terms of \(B\)-splines in order to use their local support property. The used Bernstein-Bézier representation leads to an efficient calculating with this \(B\)-spline approach. In this paper, convexity conditions for Powell-Sabin splines are derived. For a given set of scattered data, a surface fitting algorithm using convex splines on triangulations is presented. Numerical examples of surface fitting are given.
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