Recent advances in the approximation of surfaces from scattered data
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Advances in the mathematical theory behind Hardy's multiquadric
method, development of methods for surfaces with tension
parameters or which satisfy constraints, and methods for least
squares approximation and subset selection are discussed. This
report was prepared for the proceedings of The International
Workshop on Multivariate Approximation, held in Santiago, Chile,
in December 1986.
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