Abstract

In this paper, we propose a fast solution method of the generalized radial basis functions interpolant for global interpolation. The method can be used to efficiently interpolate large numbers of geometry constraints for implicit surface reconstruction. The basic idea of our approach is based on the far field expansion of the kernel and the preconditioned Krylov iteration using the domain decomposition method as a preconditioner. We present a fast evaluation method of the matrix-vector product for the linear system. To minimize the number of iterations for large numbers of constraints, the multi-level domain decomposition method is applied to improve overlap using a nested sequence of levels. The implemented solution algorithm generally achieves O(NlogN) complexity and O(N) storage. It is kernel independent both in the evaluation and solution processes without analytical expansions. It is very convenient to apply various types of RBF kernels in different applications without excessive modifications to the existing process. Numerical results show that the fast evaluation method has a good performance for the evaluation of the matrix-vector product and the preconditioned Krylov subspace iterative method has a good convergence rate with a small number of iterations.

Highlights

  • Radial basis functions (RBFs) are widely used in large-scale scattered data interpolation and approximation

  • For a given linear system of GRBF and the desired accuracy, a simplified procedure of the fast solution method is given below. rk and xk are a sequence of the residual vectors and solution vectors for flexible generalized minimal residual (FGMRES)

  • NUMERICAL RESULTS We have implemented the algorithm of the fast solution method using some open source libraries, especially the ScalFMM library [32]

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Summary

INTRODUCTION

Radial basis functions (RBFs) are widely used in large-scale scattered data interpolation and approximation. D. Zhong et al.: Fast Solution for the Generalized RBFs Interpolant the GRBF interpolant with globally supported radial basis functions. Similar to the fast radial basis functions interpolation method, the idea of this method is based on the far field expansion of the RBF kernel and the preconditioned Krylov iteration using the domain decomposition method as a preconditioner. To minimize the number of iterations for large numbers of constraints, the multi-level domain decomposition method is applied to improve overlap using a nested sequence of levels We apply this method to efficiently recover an implicit surface using the GRBF interpolant with large numbers of geometry constraints.

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