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Tight linear envelopes for splines

David Lutterkort, +1 more
- 01 Oct 2001 - 
- Vol. 89, Iss: 4, pp 735-748
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A sharp bound on the distance between a spline and its B-spline control polygon is derived and the bound yields a piecewise linear envelope enclosingspline and polygon that can be easily and efficiently implemented.
Abstract
A sharp bound on the distance between a spline and its B-spline control polygon is derived. The bound yields a piecewise linear envelope enclosing spline and polygon. This envelope is particularly simple for uniform splines and splines in Bernstein-Bezier form and shrinks by a factor of 4 for each uniform subdivision step. The envelope can be easily and efficiently implemented due to its explicit and constructive nature.

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Carl de Boor
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TL;DR: This paper presents a simple general method for treating such convergence questions which actually provides precise rates of convergence and illustrates the method by applying it to B-spline curves which are refined by increasing the degrees and/or refining the knot sequences.
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Subdivision algorithms converge quadratically

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