Bernstein basis polynomial
Bernstein basis polynomial noun: any polynomial of the form b_i,n(t)=n choose itⁱ(1-t)ⁿ⁻ⁱ!!, being the iᵗʰ term of the binomial expansion of (t+(1-t))ⁿ!.
Noun
Bernstein basis polynomial (plural Bernstein basis polynomials)
- Any polynomial of the form b_i,n(t)=n choose itⁱ(1-t)ⁿ⁻ⁱ!!, being the iᵗʰ term of the binomial expansion of (t+(1-t))ⁿ!.
Forms of Bernstein basis polynomial
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Origin of Bernstein basis polynomial
Named after Sergei Natanovich Bernstein (1880–1968), a Russian and Soviet mathematician of Jewish origin.
Questions about Bernstein basis polynomial
- What does Bernstein basis polynomial mean?
- Bernstein basis polynomial means any polynomial of the form b_i,n(t)=n choose itⁱ(1-t)ⁿ⁻ⁱ!!, being the iᵗʰ term of the binomial expansion of (t+(1-t))ⁿ!.
- What part of speech is Bernstein basis polynomial?
- Bernstein basis polynomial is a noun.
- What is the plural of Bernstein basis polynomial?
- The plural of Bernstein basis polynomial is Bernstein basis polynomials.
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