Cubic Spline Generation by Point Extrapolation
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Generation of line-drawing images in intelligent terminals seems to be an important theme in the area of computer graphics because of the recent architectures of computer systems. Required operations for the image generation should be local (or incremental), and each operation has to be carried out with limited amount of calculations and memories. The authors have reported the five-point method for this purpose. In this paper, the three-point method is newly investigated as a further study on this line. Traditional three-point methods cannot be applicable as their
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions Vol.E66-E No.1 pp.28-33
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- 1983/01/25
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Koichi HARADA, Eihachiro NAKAMAE, "Cubic Spline Generation by Point Extrapolation" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions,
vol. E66-E, no. 1, pp. 28-33, January 1983, doi: .
Abstract: Generation of line-drawing images in intelligent terminals seems to be an important theme in the area of computer graphics because of the recent architectures of computer systems. Required operations for the image generation should be local (or incremental), and each operation has to be carried out with limited amount of calculations and memories. The authors have reported the five-point method for this purpose. In this paper, the three-point method is newly investigated as a further study on this line. Traditional three-point methods cannot be applicable as their
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TI - Cubic Spline Generation by Point Extrapolation
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AU - Koichi HARADA
AU - Eihachiro NAKAMAE
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AB - Generation of line-drawing images in intelligent terminals seems to be an important theme in the area of computer graphics because of the recent architectures of computer systems. Required operations for the image generation should be local (or incremental), and each operation has to be carried out with limited amount of calculations and memories. The authors have reported the five-point method for this purpose. In this paper, the three-point method is newly investigated as a further study on this line. Traditional three-point methods cannot be applicable as their
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