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Syntax
Description
returns the part of the form in out = fnbrk(f,part)
f
specified by part
. These are the parts used when the form was put together, in spmak
or ppmak
or
rsmak
or stmak
, but also other parts derived from these. In particular, out = fnbrk(f,'form')
returns a string indicating the form contained in f
.
You only need to specify the beginning character(s) of the revelant string.
Regardless of what particular form f
is in, part
can be one of the following.
'dim' |
The dimension of the function's target |
'var' |
The dimension of the function's domain |
'coefs' |
The coefficients in that particular form |
'interval' |
The basic interval of that form |
Depending on the form in f
, additional parts may be asked for.
If f
is in B-form (or BBform or rBform), then additional choices for part
are
'knots' |
The knot sequence |
'coefs' |
The B-spline coefficients |
'number' |
The number of coefficients |
'order' |
The polynomial order of the spline |
If f
is in ppform (or rpform), then additional choices for part
are
If the function in f
is multivariate, then the corresponding multivariate parts are returned. This means, e.g., that knots, breaks, and the basic interval, are cell arrays, the coefficient array is, in general, higher than two-dimensional, and order, number and pieces are vectors.
If f
is in stform, then additional choices for part
are.
'centers' |
The centers |
'coefs' |
The coefficients |
'number' |
Number of coefficients or terms |
|
The particular type |
g = fnbrk(f,[a b])
does not return a particular part. Rather, it returns a description of the univariate function described by f
and in the same form but with the basic interval changed, to the interval given. If the function in f
is -variate, then the desired basic interval must be given by a cell array with
entries, with the
th entry specifying the desired interval in the
th dimension.
pp = fnbrk(pp,j)
, with pp
the ppform of a univariate function and j
a positive integer, does not return a particular part, but returns the ppform of the j
th polynomial piece of the function in pp
. If pp
is the ppform of an -variate function, then
j
must be a cell array of length . In that case, each entry of
j
must be a positive integer or else an interval, to single out a particular polynomial piece or else to specify the basic interval in that dimension.
fnbrk(f)
returns nothing, but a description of the various parts of the form is printed at the command line instead.
Examples
If p1
and p2
contain the B-form of two splines of the same order, with the same knot sequence, and the same target dimension, then
provides the (pointwise) sum of those two functions.
If pp
contains the ppform of a bivariate spline with at least four polynomial pieces in the first variable, then ppp=fnbrk(pp,{4,[-1 1]})
gives the spline that agrees with the spline in pp
on the rectangle [b4
.. b5
] x [-
1 .. 1] , where b4
, b5
are the fourth and fifth entry in the break sequence for the first variable.
See Also
ppalldem
, ppmak
, rsmak
, spalldem
, spmak
, stmak
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