Splines in 5 minutes: Part 1 -- cubic curves

[@SteveHayles]

Absolutely amazing! As a non-mathemetician programmer this is by far the best explanation of splines and I've learnt more in 5 minutes than I have in months of other reading and study.

[@abacaabaca8131]

Mr, this video is really good. I wanted to try to code this for a really long time. No KZbin video has explained about this before. So, thank you so much for the lesson.

[@gmjammin4367]

thank you for these videos. Your channel is incredibly underrated.

[@fnxph03n1x]

That was really well explained! Thanks for all the work and effort you put into these

[@abhishek.goudar]

These series of videos grounded the concept for me. Thank you so much!

[@PranavAshok]

You are really gifted at this! Thank you so much!

[@visitante-pc5zc]

Wow nicely done friend. Top notch animations and explanation

[@bernardo231]

Thank you! Greetings from Brazil

[@ear_w0rm]

Tnx you. Best video about splines

[@JohnFekoloid]

This is great. Thanks for this wonderful explanation. So every CAD program that draws spines is just doing a bunch of matrix calculations really really fast.

[@AayushJariwala-j4n]

At every point in the video, I was afraid that he was gonna show some weird formula I would not understand and have to close the video but every single detail was taught visually and mathematically, there is nothing left to understand.

[@UzunKamis]

Part 1 -- Cubic Curves kzbin.info/www/bejne/j37PY2ifeKiFm9k Part 2 -- Catmull-Rom and Natural Cubic Splines kzbin.info/www/bejne/en3Wop6Ni5t2l8k Part 3 -- B-Splines and 2D kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKixZWaHdtF5a5I

[@christina-ld4ci]

thanks for a great video

[@afendin]

Thank you. This is clear enough!

[@MikeSaintAntoine]

Anyone else watching this because of the KAN paper that just came out? lol Great video! 👍

[@snwky4166]

Appreciate what you do!

[@nadyamarinova1924]

Such a nice video! Thanks

[@Mulkek]

Thanks, and explain so clearly!

[@JoeX92]

4:18 Do you have a video about how are the matrix equations solved?

[@visitante-pc5zc]

Any linear algebra software can do that. Octave, matlab, numpy. You can even code your own. There are dozen of solvers available

[@JoeX92]

@@visitante-pc5zc I know... I need the equation... Not just a program to solve it... To program it I need the equation anyways...

[@SamyMouchtahi]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHPWdGZqhd2tpa8si=C6akk3Lz4EMHGz0T .. cramer rule the famos method

[@harunk.2635]

Thank you very much sir

[@jeffhall4214]

What if the spline is in 3D space and now there's a Z component as well? How do we account for that?

[@g5min]

see part 3...

[@jeffhall4214]

Thank you sir. @@g5min

[@Kamus_Ac]

Amazing

[@devindoinmonkmode]

Who is here for the KANs ?

[@TuanLe-ve7lm]

come here because of KAN

[@JohnChu-z4w]

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