Lecture

Splines: Least-Squares Method

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This lecture covers the continuation of splines, focusing on the least-squares method for interpolating splines and the not-a-knot interpolating spline. The instructor explains the constraints needed for the natural cubic interpolating spline and demonstrates the process using MATLAB. The lecture concludes with the computation of the least-squares approximant for polynomial functions of various degrees.

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