TRAJECTORY ESTIMATION WITH NATURAL SPLINE AND EXPONENTIAL PARAMETERIZATION

We discuss the problem of fitting reduced data M<sub>n</sub> formed by the ordered set of points x<sub>i</sub> = γ(t<sub>i</sub>) in arbitrary Euclidean space (here γ is a regular curve). The unknown interpolation knots T<sub>n</sub> are compensated by their substitutes T̂<sub>n</sub> based on exponential parameterization (which depends on M<sub>n</sub> and parameter λ ∈ [0, 1]). A natural spline is applied here to interpolate M<sub>n</sub> based on guessed knots T̂<sub>n</sub>. The linear (quadratic) convergence orders in γ estimation are tested for λ ∈ [0, 1) (λ = 1) with n getting larger. The latter together with its sharpness is verified numerically in affirmative. In addition, the conducted experiments confirm the necessity of more-or-less uniformity in samplings T<sub>n</sub> and of the regularity of γ to retain the examined asymptotics.

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2024-10-15
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Advanced Numerical Analysis Techniques
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TRAJECTORY ESTIMATION WITH NATURAL SPLINE AND EXPONENTIAL PARAMETERIZATION

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TRAJECTORY ESTIMATION WITH NATURAL SPLINE AND EXPONENTIAL PARAMETERIZATION

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We discuss the problem of fitting reduced data M<sub>n</sub> formed by the ordered set of points x<sub>i</sub> = γ(t<sub>i</sub>) in arbitrary Euclidean space (here γ is a regular curve). The unknown interpolation knots T<sub>n</sub> are compensated by their substitutes T̂<sub>n</sub> based on exponential parameterization (which depends on M<sub>n</sub> and parameter λ ∈ [0, 1]). A natural spline is applied here to interpolate M<sub>n</sub> based on guessed knots T̂<sub>n</sub>. The linear (quadratic) convergence orders in γ estimation are tested for λ ∈ [0, 1) (λ = 1) with n getting larger. The latter together with its sharpness is verified numerically in affirmative. In addition, the conducted experiments confirm the necessity of more-or-less uniformity in samplings T<sub>n</sub> and of the regularity of γ to retain the examined asymptotics.

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Warsaw University of Technology (PL), Warsaw University of Life Sciences (PL)
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Advanced Numerical Analysis Techniques
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