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Lipschitz Extension Initialization for Moving Least Squares Reconstruction from Sparse Irregular Samples
The idea of using Lipschitz extensions [1,2], or Gradually Varied Functions (GVFs)[3], for mesh-free scattered data reconstruction was proposed by the author in 2012 [4]. However, its practical application to modern mesh-free reconstruction methods has not been fully explored. Motivated by recent ad
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