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Cubic spline curve fitting with controlled end conditions

Several approximate methods for cubic spline curve fitting have been developed and successfully used. This paper presents a more flexible version of a proven technique by using a set of end conditions suggested by Nutbourne. The advantages and disadvantages of several techniques are clarified and sample graphical output is given. The results should be of greatest interest to users of inexpensive, computer graphics equipment who are interested in improving passive graphical output.

J. A. Adams

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