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sun
Posted: Mon Mar 12, 2007 10:19 am
Guest
Hello , I would like to know about shifted and rational chebyshev
polynomials,what are they and what is the difference while fitting.
Peter Spellucci
Posted: Mon Mar 12, 2007 10:19 am
Guest
In article <1173712785.232282.188940@64g2000cwx.googlegroups.com>,
"sun" <bianaib@gmail.com> writes:
Quote:
Hello , I would like to know about shifted and rational chebyshev
polynomials,what are they and what is the difference while fitting.

maybe you mean


T_r^*(x) = T_r(2x-1) used for x in [0,1]
or
the relation
T_{2n}(x)=T_n(T_2(x))=T_n(2x^2-1)
??
hth
peter
sun
Posted: Mon Mar 12, 2007 2:45 pm
Guest
I mean trasfare [-1,1] to (0, infinity)
Peter Spellucci כתב:
Quote:
In article <1173712785.232282.188940@64g2000cwx.googlegroups.com>,
"sun" <bianaib@gmail.com> writes:
Hello , I would like to know about shifted and rational chebyshev
polynomials,what are they and what is the difference while fitting.

maybe you mean

T_r^*(x) = T_r(2x-1) used for x in [0,1]
or
the relation
T_{2n}(x)=T_n(T_2(x))=T_n(2x^2-1)
??
hth
peter
sun
Posted: Mon Mar 12, 2007 2:46 pm
Guest
I mean trasfare [-1,1] to (0, infinity)
Peter Spellucci כתב:
Quote:
In article <1173712785.232282.188940@64g2000cwx.googlegroups.com>,
"sun" <bianaib@gmail.com> writes:
Hello , I would like to know about shifted and rational chebyshev
polynomials,what are they and what is the difference while fitting.

maybe you mean

T_r^*(x) = T_r(2x-1) used for x in [0,1]
or
the relation
T_{2n}(x)=T_n(T_2(x))=T_n(2x^2-1)
??
hth
peter
 
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