TerraNNI: Natural Neighbor Interpolation on 2D and 3D Grids Using a GPU PANKAJ K. AGARWAL, Duke University ALEX BEUTEL, Carnegie Mellon University THOMAS MØLHAVE, SCALGO USA

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Date: 2016-07-05 13:03:24 Mathematical analysis Computer architecture Computing Graphics hardware Discrete geometry Diagrams Computational geometry Voronoi diagram Multivariate interpolation General-purpose computing on graphics processing units Natural neighbor Pi		TerraNNI: Natural Neighbor Interpolation on 2D and 3D Grids Using a GPU PANKAJ K. AGARWAL, Duke University ALEX BEUTEL, Carnegie Mellon University THOMAS MØLHAVE, SCALGO USA Add to Reading List Source URL: alexbeutel.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,69 MB Share Document on Facebook

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