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[pdf-devel] type 0 functions, splines
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Hardy Falk |
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[pdf-devel] type 0 functions, splines |
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Wed, 17 Oct 2007 21:49:41 +0200 |
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Hi ,
Cubic splines require the solution of a system of linear
equations. I am not sure if the spec intends this.
If true C2 continuity is not important and C1 continuity is
enough, I might use cubic hermite interpolation. This is only
slightly more complex than linear interpolation, using four
adjacent samples instead of two, and the
interpolated surface *looks* the same.
These splines, also called Catmull-Rom splines, are not popular
in numerical analysis. They are, however, quite popular in the
computer graphics area. This might be a cue.
Does anybody know which kind of spline is used in acroread?
- [pdf-devel] type 0 functions, splines,
Hardy Falk <=