In many applications, the definition of fitting models that mimic the behaviour of experimental data is a challenging issue. In this paper a data-driven approach to represent (multi)exponential decay data is presented. We propose a fitting model based on smoothing splines defined by means of a differential operator. To solve the linear system involved in the smoothing exponential-polynomial spline definition, the main idea is to define B-spline like functions for the spline space, that are locally represented by Bernstein-like bases through Hermite interpolation conditions.

Smoothing exponential-polynomial splines for multiexponential decay data / Campagna, R; Conti, C; Cuomo, S.. - In: DOLOMITES RESEARCH NOTES ON APPROXIMATION. - ISSN 2035-6803. - STAMPA. - 12:(2019), pp. 86-100.

Smoothing exponential-polynomial splines for multiexponential decay data

Conti, C;
2019

Abstract

In many applications, the definition of fitting models that mimic the behaviour of experimental data is a challenging issue. In this paper a data-driven approach to represent (multi)exponential decay data is presented. We propose a fitting model based on smoothing splines defined by means of a differential operator. To solve the linear system involved in the smoothing exponential-polynomial spline definition, the main idea is to define B-spline like functions for the spline space, that are locally represented by Bernstein-like bases through Hermite interpolation conditions.
2019
12
86
100
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Campagna, R; Conti, C; Cuomo, S.
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