Abstract

In this paper, an advanced computational technique has been presented to compute the error bounds and subdivision depth of quaternary subdivision schemes. First, the estimation is computed of the error bound between quaternary subdivision limit curves/surfaces and their polygons after kth-level subdivision by using l0 order of convolution. Secondly, by using the error bounds, the subdivision depth of the quaternary schemes has been computed. Moreover, this technique needs fewer iterations (subdivision depth) to get the optimal error bounds of quaternary subdivision schemes as compared to the existing techniques.

Highlights

  • The remaining part of the work is configured as follows: In Sections 2 and 3, we present general inequalities to compute the error bound and subdivision depth of curve and surface models produced by quaternary subdivision schemes (QSS), respectively

  • We present the inequalities to compute the error bound and subdivision depth for the curve models produced by QSS

  • We present the inequalities to compute the error bound and subdivision depth for the surface models produced by QSS

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Summary

A Novel Numerical Method for Computing Subdivision Depth of Quaternary Schemes

Aamir Shahzad 1 , Faheem Khan 1 , Abdul Ghaffar 2 , Shao-Wen Yao 3, * , Mustafa Inc 4,5,6, *.

Introduction
The Error Bounds and Subdivision Depth for Curve Models
The Error Bounds and Subdivision Depth for Surface Models
Numerical Applications for Curve Models
Numerical Applications for Surface Models
Conclusions

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