Can a point have different left and right tangents? It seems like that's how we can get the spline from the previous slide to not have C2 continuity but it doesn't look like this definition allows this
jonasjiang
Are endpoints not double differentiable?
gloose
To clarify, do we not require that endpoint positions of adjacent segments match up? It seems like we don't, since you say that we have 2n degrees of freedom for the endpoint positions, but it feels counterintuitive.
aa4
In practice, how do we define the value of the tangent at end points?
bobzhangyc
Why this does not follow C2 continunity?
willowpet
For people asking why this isn't C2 continuous, look at the previous slide's f2. It's not differentiable.
Can a point have different left and right tangents? It seems like that's how we can get the spline from the previous slide to not have C2 continuity but it doesn't look like this definition allows this
Are endpoints not double differentiable?
To clarify, do we not require that endpoint positions of adjacent segments match up? It seems like we don't, since you say that we have 2n degrees of freedom for the endpoint positions, but it feels counterintuitive.
In practice, how do we define the value of the tangent at end points?
Why this does not follow C2 continunity?
For people asking why this isn't C2 continuous, look at the previous slide's f2. It's not differentiable.
What if the tangent is infinity (vertical)?