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From knots to breaks and/or their multiplicities
Syntax
Description
The commands extract the distinct elements from a sequence, as well as their multiplicities in that sequence, with multiplicity taken in two slightly different senses.
knt2brk(knots)
knots, and in increasing order.
[breaks,mults]=knt2brk(knots)
mults, the multiplicity with which each distinct element occurs in knots. Explicitly, breaks and mults are of the same length, and knt2brk is complementary to brk2knt in that, for any knot sequence knots, the two commands [xi,mlts] = knt2brk(knots); knots1 = brk2knt(xi,mlts); give knots1 equal to knots.
m=knt2mlt(t)
t, with m(i) counting, in the vector sort(t), the number of entries before its ith entry that are equal to that entry. This kind of multiplicity vector is needed in spapi or spcol where such multiplicity is taken to specify which particular derivatives are to be matched at the sites in t. Precisely, if t is nondecreasing and z is a vector of the same length, then sp = spapi(knots, t, z) attempts to construct a spline s (with knot sequence knots) for which 
equals 
, all 
.
[m,sortedt]=knt2mlt(t)
sort(t).
Neither knt2brk nor knt2mlt is likely to be used by the casual user of this toolbox.
Examples
[xi,mlts]=knt2brk([1 2 3 3 1 3]) returns [1 2 3] for xi and [2 1 3] for mlts.
[m,t]=knt2mlt([1 2 3 3 1 3]) returns [0 1 0 0 1 2] for m and [1 1 2 3 3 3] for t.
See Also
| | getcurve | newknt | |