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A weight function theory of zero order basis function interpolants and smoothers by Williams, Phillip Y. ( Author )
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07-08-2023
I develop a weight func theory of zero order basis func interpolants and smoothers.**Ch1 Basis funcs and data spaces are defined using wt funcs. Data (native)spaces are used to formulate the variational problems which define our interpolants /smoothers. Introduce the tensor prod extended B-splines.**Ch2 Prove the p'twise convergence of the minimal norm basis func interpol to its data func and obtain orders of converg. Data func spaces for the B-splines are locally Sobolev spaces.**Ch3 Another set of error estims for basis func interpol. Use distrib'n Taylor expansion of exp(i(a,x)).**Ch4 Derive local interpol errors for data funcs with bounded first derivs.**Ch5 Introduce class of tensor prod wt funcs which I call the central diff wt funcs - related to the B-splines. Apply theory to these wt funcs to obtain interpol converge results. The data func spaces are locally Sobolev spaces. **Ch6 A non-param variat smoothing problem studied with special interest in converge of smoother to its data func. This smoother is the min norm interpol stabilized by a smoothing coeff.**Ch7: A non-parametric, scalable, smoothing problem shown to converge to its data func. We discuss the software which implements these algorithms.**Ch8: Characterizes bounded linear functionals on data space.**Ch9 Bilinear form used to characterize the bounded linear functionals on the data spaces generated by the wt funcs.**Ch10 We derive an upper bound for the deriv of the 1-dim (scaled) hat basis func smoother assuming the data func has bounded derivs and large supp wrt. the data region.**Ch11: In one dim only; the local data funcs are assumed to have bounded derivs on the data region and consider a scaled hat basis func. If the basis func has large enough supp wrt. the data region then we show the order of converg of the interpol is 1. **Ch12: Exten ops derived based on Wloka; assumes rectangle condit.
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http://arxiv.org/abs/0708.0780
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