Lecture

Spline Interpolation and Approximation

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This lecture covers the concepts of spline interpolation and least-squares approximation, focusing on defining interpolating splines and their properties. The instructor explains the conditions for spline interpolation and presents examples to illustrate the process. The lecture also delves into error analysis in spline interpolation, discussing the calculation of errors and visualizing error plots.

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