curve-smoothing functions

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From: Jonathan Isaiah Kamens
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1988 10:35

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Hi all!

  I am trying to write a set of routines that will, given a set of
points, form a curve that looks nice and goes through all of them.  I
have seen it done [sort of] using curveto and some complex math, and I
am right now attempting to do it another way without using any complex
PS commands (more details later if it works!), but I'd like to know if
anybody else has done such a thing, and if so, if they could e-mail me
the sources [COMMENTED!  PLEASE, COMMENT THEM!].  If I get a big
response, I'll summarize to the net.

  Thanks!

 -=> Jonathan I. Kamens | "There is no expedient to which man will not go
     MIT '91            |  to avoid the real labor of thought."
     jik@ATHENA.MIT.EDU |                          -- Thomas Alva Edison

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Subject: curve-smoothing functions
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