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LipFit introduces a GPU-optimized Python package for instance-based multivariate data interpolation that enforces monotonicity constraints without requiring a training phase. By leveraging tight upper and lower approximations, the method avoids discontinuities common in nearest-neighbour approaches while supporting parallel computation. This tool offers a practical solution for numerical analysts and engineers needing smooth, Lipschitz-continuous fits for scattered datasets in high-performance environments.
Fitting scattered data with optional monotonicity constraints on GPU: LipFit package
arXiv:2606.04670v1 Announce Type: cross Abstract: This paper presents a method of multivariate scattered data interpolation and approximation that produces optimal Lipschitz-continuous approximation, subject to the desired monotonicity constraints. This method relies on tight upper and lower approximations to the data, and is similar in its spirit to the nearest-neighbour approximation but does not suffer from discontinuities. Local Lipschitz interpolation and Lipschitz smoothing are also presented. This approach falls under the umbrella of instance-based approximation with no training phase, and it is suitable for GPU-based parallelisation. A Python GPU-friendly package LipFit which implements the methods discussed is discussed.
Abstract:This paper presents a method of multivariate scattered data interpolation and approximation that produces optimal Lipschitz-continuous approximation, subject to the desired monotonicity constraints. This method relies on tight upper and lower approximations to the data, and is similar in its spirit to the nearest-neighbour approximation but does not suffer from discontinuities. Local Lipschitz interpolation and Lipschitz smoothing are also presented. This approach falls under the umbrella of instance-based approximation with no training phase, and it is suitable for GPU-based parallelisation. A Python GPU-friendly package LipFit which implements the methods discussed is discussed.
Numerical Analysis (math.NA); Machine Learning (cs.LG); Mathematical Software (cs.MS)
arXiv:2606.04670 [math.NA]
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