Separating periodic signals from their aperiodic background
"Sines and Splines - Variable Projection" demonstrates the separation of a signal into its periodic and aperiodic portions, whereby the period of the periodic portion is unknown. Therfore the signal
Computes the B-spline approximation from a set of coordinates. Supports periodicity and n-th order approximation.
Computes the B-spline approximation from a set of coordinates (knots).The number of points per interval (default: 10) and the order of the B-spline (default: 3) can be changed. Periodic boundaries
Implements a model for Cubic Smoothing Splines with periodic boundary conditions
Smoothing cubic splines are implemented with periodic conditions, so that closed curves in any dimension can be approximated. It includes a test function to demonstrate it.Theoretical arguments
Fit a spline to noisy data
controlled by the selection of breaks. SPLINEFIT:- A curve fitting tool based on B-splines- Splines on ppform (piecewise polynomial)- Any spline order (cubic splines by default)- Periodic boundary conditions
PERIODICAL PIECEWISE CUBIC HERMITE INTERPOLATING POLYNOMIAL: THE FUNCTIONS PERPCHIP AND PERSPLINE
The functions pchip and spline of matlab are adapted to the periodical case: perpchip and perspline. Some examples are given
Define 2D geometry, ICEM CFD 2D surface blocking mesh, and Fluent journals in Matlab
Define points, lines/splines, surfaces, and mesh parameters in Matlab and create ICEM replay files to generate, define, and export a 2D surface blocking mesh to Ansys Fluent. The toolbox handles
Compute spline function and its derivative
Some set of tools that allows to interpolate on grid a spline function and compute its derivative.Multi-dimensional supported (but rather slow)Natural / Not-a-knot / periodic conditionsIt is still a
Z = SMOOTH1Q(Y) smoothes data Y using a DCT- or FFT-based spline smoothing method
Z = SMOOTH1Q(Y,S) smoothes the data Y using a DCT- or FFT-based spline smoothing method. Non finite data (NaN or Inf) are treated as missing values. S is the smoothing parameter. It must be a real
Distance based interpolation along a general curve in space
is to be a spline, perhaps interpolated as a function of chordal arclength between the points, this gets a bit more difficult. A nice trick is to formulate the problem in terms of differential
Supersampling function using Optimal Maximal-Order-Minimal-Support as kernel.
processing, which is why sinc (the kernel that gives ideal reconstruction) is not used in practice. B-spline based interpolating kernels are usually used in spline interpolation. MOMS functions are constructed
Here there are several kinds of Mathematical problems!
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