Abstract
Making signals better than noise in communication has always been challenging for scientists. Researchers have been working on it in different ways. The computer-aided geometric design is a new research field emerging from the collaboration of computer algorithms and mathematical logic towards curve designing, in which the subdivision schemes used have a key position due to their flexible and smooth behaviour. Using parameters in these schemes allows for increased control over designing. A parameterized framework for generating a wide range of subdivision surfaces with tunable degrees of shape control is presented in the family of schemes. The properties of the proposed family make it suitable for use in isogeometric analysis, computer animation, and geometric modelling. The purpose of this paper is to construct and analyze a family of 4-point ternary subdivision schemes to smooth the curves based on the Laurant polynomial. This family is generated by tuning the weight parameter. The scheme is analysed for its different properties. The scheme has continuity. Visual performance of the subdivision scheme is also provided as an application of this proposed study.
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