matlab离散正交拟合,离散正交多项式工具箱：DOPBox1.2版

Discrete Orthogonal Polynomial Toolbox: DOPBox Version 1.2

Diecrete Orthogonal Polynomials: Dopbox

Matthew Harker and Paul O'Leary

University of Leoben

Austria

Version V1.2

A more efficient coding has been implemented for sparse matrices. This is particularly when doing local approximations to polynomials and derivatives, see the functions dopDiffLocal.m and dopApproxLocal.m.

Version V1.1

The function dopSine has bee added to generate a set of sine basis functions.

Version V1.0

This a toolbox for Diecrete Orthogonal Polynomials called the DOPbox.

Discrete orthogonal polynomials have many applications, such as: in discrete

approximations; in the solution of ordinaty differential equations, in

particular boundary value problems and initial value problems. For the

generation of admissible functions etc. etc.

You will need to install all directories on you computer and set the matlab

path to include the directories and their sub-directories.

The library is organized in three main directories:

1) DOPbox: This directory contains the files central to the library.

2) SupportFns: These are supporting fnctions which make the generation of

documentation simpler. They are used extensively in the examples and

documentation provied.

3) Documentation: this directory contains matlab and -pdf files which

document the use of the library functions.

We recommend you start by looking at the GettingStarted.pdf documentation. This contains an example of the use of each and every function in the library.

None of the theory behind the library is explained in the documentation, the

reader is referred to the following publications, should they wish to study

the theoritical material:

This paper provied an introduction to the Gram polynomials

@inproceedings{

oleary2008b,

Author = {O'Leary, P. and Harker, M.},

Title = {An Algebraic Framework for Discrete Basis Functions in Computer Vision},

BookTitle = {2008 $6^{\textrm{th}}$ ICVGIP},

Address= {Bhubaneswar, India},

Publisher = {IEEE},

Pages = {150-157},

Year = {2008} }

DOI: 10.1109/ICVGIP.2008.107

This paper introduced the concept of local and global polynomial approximations

@inproceedings{oleary2010C,

Author = {O'Leary, P. and Harker, M.},

Title = {Discrete Polynomial Moments and Savitzky-Golay Smoothing},

BookTitle = {Waset Special Journal},

Volume = {72},

DOI = {},

Pages = {439--443},

Year = {2010}}

The PDF is available at

www.waset.org/journals/waset/v48/v48-85.pdf

This paper provies extenside theory and deviations for the application of discrete

orthogonal polynomials to the solution of inverse boundary value problems.

The work is done the the bounds of an application in the monitoring of structures.

We highly recommend reading this paper if more advanced applications of the ideas are to be made.

@article{Oleary2012,

author = {Paul O'Leary and Matthew Harker},

title = {A Framework for the Evaluation of Inclinometer Data in the

Measurement of Structures},

journal = {IEEE T. Instrumentation and Measurement},

volume = {61},

number = {5},

year = {2012},

pages = {1237-1251},

ee = {http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/TIM.2011.2180969}

http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/TIM.2011.2180969

Matthew harker adn Paul O'Leary Feburary 2013