Sampling in Function Approximation

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Abstract

Sampling is crucial for the stability and accuracy of various global approximation methods, including polynomial and radial basis functions. In this talk, I will explore how inadequate sampling can lead to parameter overfitting and introduce a class of greedy algorithms for generating effective sampling points. Additionally, I will discuss strategies to make these methods computationally efficient. 

Description

DoMSS Seminar
Monday, October 27
12:00pm MST/AZ
GWC 487

Speaker

Rodrigo Platte
Associate Professor
School of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences
Arizona State University


 

 

Location
GWC 487