
doi: 10.1007/bf02665943
A function of the form \(\sum^n_{i= 0} c_ip_i(x) \varphi(x,\vec a)\) is called a generalized interpolation polynomial with a basic function \(\varphi(x,\vec a)\) and node coefficients \(p_i(x)\in C[a,b]\). The authors show that the generalized interpolation polynomials allow one to solve a number of problems in nonlinear approximation theory; e.g., to restore an unknown function \(f\) one can use not only a table of values, but also some properties of \(f\) such as smoothness, asymptotic behaviour near some points, etc.
Numerical interpolation, interpolation polynomials, Interpolation in approximation theory
Numerical interpolation, interpolation polynomials, Interpolation in approximation theory
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