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B 2 ( t )=
φ i 2 ( t ) v i
(3.4)
i =0
= φ o 2 ( t ) v o + φ 12 ( t ) v 1 + φ 22 ( t ) v 2
=(1
t ) 2 v o +2 t (1
t ) v 1 + t 2 v 2 .
3.4.2 Algorithm 1: Approximation Criteria of f ( t )
In order to develop an approximation technique, let us first formulate the key
criteria associated with this technique.
Let us assume n -2 quadratic B-B polynomials for the representation of n
data points such that
f ( t i )= B 2 i ( t i )
i =1 , 2 , 3 ,
···
,n
2
where B 2 i ( t i ) is the value of the i th quadratic B-B polynomial at the point t i
and is given by
t i ) 2 v o +2 t i (1
B 2 i ( t i )=(1
t i ) v 1 i + t i 2 v 2 .
(3.5)
Let
B 2 1 (0) = B 2 2 (0) =
= B 2 n− 2 (0) = v o
···
and
= B 2 n− 2 (1) = v 2 .
In other words, at the end supports all the quadratic B-B polynomials are
assumed to be identical. The points at end supports are also the vertices of
the underlying n -2 polygons. The second vertex (also called the control point)
v 1 i of the n -2 polynomials are all different. This is shown in Figure 3.4.
B 2 1 (1) = B 2 2 (1) =
···
Fig. 3.4. Second control points due to a sequence of quadratic polynomials.
From equation (3.5), the second control point of the i th polynomial can
be computed as
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