Approximate uniting of two adjacent B-spline curves through knot adjustment and constrained optimization
Xirui Chen
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Xirui Chen
Abstract
This paper explains the problem of approximate joining two adjacent B-spline curves into one B-spline curve. The basic idea of the approach is to find the conditions for precise joining of two B-spline curves, and readjusts the control points of the curves by constrained optimization in order to satisfy these conditions. To obtain a joined curve without superfluous knots, we present a new knot adjustment algorithm for adjusting the end k knots of a kth order B-spline curve without changing its shape. The more general problem of joining curves to pass through some goal points is also discussed.
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This paper explains the problem of approximate joining two adjacent B-spline curves into one B-spline curve. The basic idea of the approach is to find the conditions for precise joining of two B-spline curves, and readjusts the control points of the curves by constrained optimization in order to satisfy these conditions. To obtain a joined curve without superfluous knots, we present a new knot adjustment algorithm for adjusting the end k knots of a kth order B-spline curve without changing its shape. The more general problem of joining curves to pass through some goal points is also discussed.
Key concepts: Knot (papermaking), B-spline, Mathematics, Curve fitting, Spline (mechanical), Mathematical optimization, Applied mathematics, Mathematical analysis