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Truly optimal low rank thin plate spline smoothing using a truncated Demmler-Reinsch basis
Thin plate splines are highly attractive smoothers. However, they have cubic computational cost, which severely limits their use in practice. As a remedy, Wood (2003) suggested thin plate regression splines (TPRS), which provide a low rank approximation. The key step of the TPRS approximation is a t
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