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[The-Ludwig]

Nice! I remember this. And actually I think this might be useful for some. I don't know if there really is a standard implementation in C++ for BSplines.

What do you think about publishing this to CONAN? Then people could easily use it.

[The-Ludwig]

But I'd suggest dropping the Eigen dependency. In C++ it's easy to work on raw buffers and we could pass pointers to Eigen buffers to functions which only use standard library data structures, like here

[ullmannJan]

Yes, this is a great idea.

Before reading the second comment I already wanted to say that we should use your implementation without Eigen. Also in your implementation the output is not reversed.

However, we need to have a thorough documentation of the boundary conditions. The ones we used are not obvious from the recursive pattern. Probably the notes we have gathered can help with that.

[The-Ludwig]

Amazing! Let's make it happen when we find the time.

I know of at least one large neutrino detector which uses a custom implementation in their analysis code.

We should at some point compare the speed to DeBoors fortran implementation. Am 1. Dez. 2023, um 17:33, Jan Ullmann @.**@.>> schrieb:

Yes, this is a great idea.

Before reading the second comment I already wanted to say that we should use your implementation without Eigen. Also in your implementation the output is not reversed.

However, we need to have a thorough documentation of the boundary conditions. The ones we used are not obvious from the recursive pattern. Probably the notes we have gathered can help with that.

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