Additionally, I show you the order to do the transformations if you need to graph a quadratic function based off of the parent function f (x)=x^2. Show more Also in this example I point out a few ...

An equation of the form \(y = mx + c\) where \(m\) and \(c\) are numbers, gives a straight line when values of \(x\) and corresponding values of \(y\) are plotted on a grid. A straight line is a ...

Abstract: In the context of various application scenarios and/or for the sake of strengthening field-programmable gate array (FPGA) security, the system functions of an FPGA design need to be analyzed ...

Abstract: This paper presents a contrast enhancement technique using weighted transformation functions. The transformation functions obtained at different levels (using modified histograms) are ...

An open source library for transformation functions useful for robotic applications (forward/inverse kinematics, path planning, etc.) The library provides access to various classes for working with ...

BSpline Layer consists of two steps: B-spline expansion and weighted summation. The shape of input could be (N, L, *, C). The shape of output is (N, L, *, C, n_bases). Plus, combining B-Spline Layer ...

In this video we cover how to graph a vertical shift of a quadratic function. This is the first step in graphing transformations of quadratic functions and is useful when learning how to graph a ...