Description of $C^0$ curve
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Suppose there is a curve that is already parametrized.
It is called $C^0$ continuity because there is a kink.
There are three places. which are $C^0$ $C^1$ $C^0$ respectively.
Here are the questions.
Can we say "it is $C^2$ if we didn't consider those three place"?
We have terminology "kink" to say $C^0$ place.
What is the terminology to say $C^1$ place?
continuity curves
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Suppose there is a curve that is already parametrized.
It is called $C^0$ continuity because there is a kink.
There are three places. which are $C^0$ $C^1$ $C^0$ respectively.
Here are the questions.
Can we say "it is $C^2$ if we didn't consider those three place"?
We have terminology "kink" to say $C^0$ place.
What is the terminology to say $C^1$ place?
continuity curves
asked Aug 24 at 1:01
ytyyutianyun
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What's a "place" and what does it mean for it to be $C^k$?
– Saucy O'Path
Aug 24 at 1:24
@SaucyO'Path I have data and I use a curve to interpolate this data by connecting data one by one using the line. Then I have the curve, but the curve shows an obvious kink. The curve is drawn in (X,Y) coordinate. The place means (x,y) where the kink occurs.
– ytyyutianyun
Aug 24 at 1:58
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Suppose there is a curve that is already parametrized.
It is called $C^0$ continuity because there is a kink.
There are three places. which are $C^0$ $C^1$ $C^0$ respectively.
Here are the questions.
Can we say "it is $C^2$ if we didn't consider those three place"?
We have terminology "kink" to say $C^0$ place.
What is the terminology to say $C^1$ place?
continuity curves
asked Aug 24 at 1:01
ytyyutianyun
1276
Suppose there is a curve that is already parametrized.
It is called $C^0$ continuity because there is a kink.
There are three places. which are $C^0$ $C^1$ $C^0$ respectively.
Here are the questions.
Can we say "it is $C^2$ if we didn't consider those three place"?
We have terminology "kink" to say $C^0$ place.
What is the terminology to say $C^1$ place?
continuity curves
asked Aug 24 at 1:01
ytyyutianyun
1276
edited Aug 24 at 1:02
asked Aug 24 at 1:01
ytyyutianyun
1276
asked Aug 24 at 1:01
ytyyutianyun
1276
asked Aug 24 at 1:01
ytyyutianyun
1276
1276
What's a "place" and what does it mean for it to be $C^k$?
– Saucy O'Path
Aug 24 at 1:24
@SaucyO'Path I have data and I use a curve to interpolate this data by connecting data one by one using the line. Then I have the curve, but the curve shows an obvious kink. The curve is drawn in (X,Y) coordinate. The place means (x,y) where the kink occurs.
– ytyyutianyun
Aug 24 at 1:58
add a comment |Â
What's a "place" and what does it mean for it to be $C^k$?
– Saucy O'Path
Aug 24 at 1:24
@SaucyO'Path I have data and I use a curve to interpolate this data by connecting data one by one using the line. Then I have the curve, but the curve shows an obvious kink. The curve is drawn in (X,Y) coordinate. The place means (x,y) where the kink occurs.
– ytyyutianyun
Aug 24 at 1:58
What's a "place" and what does it mean for it to be $C^k$?
– Saucy O'Path
Aug 24 at 1:24
What's a "place" and what does it mean for it to be $C^k$?
– Saucy O'Path
Aug 24 at 1:24
@SaucyO'Path I have data and I use a curve to interpolate this data by connecting data one by one using the line. Then I have the curve, but the curve shows an obvious kink. The curve is drawn in (X,Y) coordinate. The place means (x,y) where the kink occurs.
– ytyyutianyun
Aug 24 at 1:58
@SaucyO'Path I have data and I use a curve to interpolate this data by connecting data one by one using the line. Then I have the curve, but the curve shows an obvious kink. The curve is drawn in (X,Y) coordinate. The place means (x,y) where the kink occurs.
– ytyyutianyun
Aug 24 at 1:58
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What's a "place" and what does it mean for it to be $C^k$?
– Saucy O'Path
Aug 24 at 1:24
@SaucyO'Path I have data and I use a curve to interpolate this data by connecting data one by one using the line. Then I have the curve, but the curve shows an obvious kink. The curve is drawn in (X,Y) coordinate. The place means (x,y) where the kink occurs.
– ytyyutianyun
Aug 24 at 1:58