Spline Interpolation: Definition and Error Analysis

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This lecture covers the concept of spline interpolation, where a function is used to approximate data points. It explains the error analysis involved in this method, focusing on stability and convergence. The instructor discusses the interpolation of data points using piecewise linear and spline methods, emphasizing the importance of understanding the error bounds in these techniques.

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