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Kjell Fredrik Pettersen
Researcher at SINTEF
Publications - 5
Citations - 384
Kjell Fredrik Pettersen is an academic researcher from SINTEF. The author has contributed to research in topics: Spline (mathematics) & Tensor product of modules. The author has an hindex of 3, co-authored 5 publications receiving 342 citations.
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Polynomial splines over locally refined box-partitions
TL;DR: This work addresses progressive local refinement of splines defined on axes parallel box-partitions and corresponding box-meshes in any space dimension and obtains a collection of hierarchically scaled B-splines that forms a nonnegative partition of unity and spans the complete piecewise polynomial space on the mesh when the mesh construction follows certain simple rules.
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Spline volume fairing
TL;DR: Various smoothing methods that already exist for bivariate parametricspline surfaces to trivariate parametric spline volumes are generalized.
Locally Refinable Splines over Box-Partitions
TL;DR: This work addresses progressive local refinement of splines defined on axes parallel box-partitions and corresponding box-meshes in any space dimension by specifying a sequence of mesh-rectangles in the mesh defining the spline spaces.
Patent
Method for local refinement of a geometric or physical representation
TL;DR: In this article, a method for spatially refining a computer generated l-dimensional (l>0) model in a computing environment, where the model representing physical or geometrical properties is represented by tensor product B-spline basis functions and coefficients are in real or projective space, is presented.
User Involvement in the Design of ML-Infused Systems
Amela Karahasanovic,Erik Gausta Nilsson,Giorgio Grani,Kjell Fredrik Pettersen,Leo Karabeg,Patrick Schittekat +5 more
TL;DR: In this article, the authors investigate design practices by reporting lessons learned from user involvement in the development of an ML-infused air traffic management (ATM) decision support system, and explore if and how UX design methods need to be refined when working with ML as a design material.