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Catmull-Rom spline

Catmull-Rom spline noun: a special case of a cardinal spline, for tangents chosen to be boldsymbol mₖ=(boldsymbol pₖ₊₁- boldsymbol pₖ₋₁)/2.

Noun

Catmull-Rom spline (plural Catmull-Rom splines)

  1. (numerical analysis) A special case of a cardinal spline, for tangents chosen to be boldsymbol mₖ=(boldsymbol pₖ₊₁- boldsymbol pₖ₋₁)/2.

Forms of Catmull-Rom spline

pluralCatmull-Rom splines

Questions about Catmull-Rom spline

What does Catmull-Rom spline mean?
Catmull-Rom spline means a special case of a cardinal spline, for tangents chosen to be boldsymbol mₖ=(boldsymbol pₖ₊₁- boldsymbol pₖ₋₁)/2.
What part of speech is Catmull-Rom spline?
Catmull-Rom spline is a noun.
What is the plural of Catmull-Rom spline?
The plural of Catmull-Rom spline is Catmull-Rom splines.

Words near Catmull-Rom spline in the dictionary

  1. catmint
  2. catmints
  3. Catmon
  4. Catmore
  5. Catmull
  6. Catmull-Rom spline
  7. Catmull-Rom splines
  8. catnap
  9. catnaper
  10. catnapers
  11. catnapped

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