Function approximation and interpolation

June 9, 2016 — June 9, 2016

convolution
functional analysis
Hilbert space
nonparametric
signal processing
sparser than thou

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Figure 1

A method of function approximation.

Special superpowers: Easy to differentiate and integrate.

Special weakness: many free parameters, not so easy to do in high dimension.

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