Have Schoenberg's cardinal B-splines been extended to accept derivative information at each knot, similar to how Lagrange interpolation can be improved by Hermite interpolation?
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$\begingroup$ What do you mean by "accept derivative information"? Do you want to interpolate data with a B-spline and match first derivatives? $\endgroup$ – vibe Mar 1 at 0:01
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$\begingroup$ @vibe: Yes, the goal is to build a better interpolator if I have $y_i$ and $y_i'$ at each knot. $\endgroup$ – user14717 Mar 1 at 0:13
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$\begingroup$ You can construct the Hermite interpolant, which uses $(x,y,dy/dx)$ data input by using an appropriate knot vector and imposing the continuity conditions of the function value and its derivative at each knot interface. See section 5.1.2 of folk.uio.no/in329/nchap5.pdf $\endgroup$ – vibe Mar 2 at 1:08
