| JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL AND APPLIED MATHEMATICS | 卷:174 |
| Shape-preserving properties of univariate cubic L1 splines | |
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| Cheng, H ; Fang, SC ; Lavery, JE | |
| 关键词: convexity; cubic L-1 spline; geometric programming; interpolation; linearity; shape preservation; | |
| DOI : 10.1016/j.cam.2004.05.003 | |
| 来源: Elsevier | |
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【 摘 要 】
The results in this paper quantify the ability of cubic L-1 splines to preserve the shape of nonparametric data. The data under consideration include multiscale data, that is, data with abrupt changes in spacing and magnitude. A simplified dual-to-primal transformation for a geometric programming model for cubic L-1 splines is developed. This transformation allows one to establish in a transparent manner relationships between the shape-preserving properties of a cubic L-1 spline and the solution of the dual geometric-programming problem. Properties that have often been associated with shape preservation in the past include preservation of linearity and convexity/concavity. Under various circumstances, cubic L-1 splines preserve linearity and convexity/concavity of data. When four consecutive data points lie on a straight line, the cubic L-1 spline is linear in the interval between the second and third data points. Cubic L-1 splines of convex/concave data preserve convexity/concavity if the first divided differences of the data do not increase/decrease too rapidly. When cubic L-1 splines do not preserve convexity/concavity, they still do not cross the piecewise linear interpolant and, therefore, they do not have extraneous oscillation. (C) 2004 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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