
doi: 10.33205/cma.1518603
handle: 2318/2042390
In this article we present an adaptive residual subsampling scheme designed for kernel based interpolation. For an optimal choice of the kernel shape parameter we consider some cross validation (CV) criteria, using efficient algorithms of $k$-fold CV and leave-one-out CV (LOOCV) as a special case. In this framework, the selection of the shape parameter within the residual subsampling method is totally automatic, provides highly reliable and accurate results for any kind of kernel, and guarantees existence and uniqueness of the kernel based interpolant. Numerical results show the performance of this new adaptive scheme, also giving a comparison with other computational techniques.
Adaptive interpolation; cross validation schemes; meshfree methods; radial basis function approximation; shape parameter optimization, Numerical Analysis, adaptive interpolation, shape parameter optimization, meshfree methods, RBF approximation, Numerical radial basis function approximation, Sayısal Analiz, Algorithms for approximation of functions, Numerical interpolation, cross validation schemes, adaptive interpolation;meshfree methods;RBF approximation;shape parameter optimization;cross validation schemes
Adaptive interpolation; cross validation schemes; meshfree methods; radial basis function approximation; shape parameter optimization, Numerical Analysis, adaptive interpolation, shape parameter optimization, meshfree methods, RBF approximation, Numerical radial basis function approximation, Sayısal Analiz, Algorithms for approximation of functions, Numerical interpolation, cross validation schemes, adaptive interpolation;meshfree methods;RBF approximation;shape parameter optimization;cross validation schemes
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