I'm an highschool graduate who is currently waiting for college.
Meanwhile, I'm trying to do a little project by myself. (Computer stuff) And yesterday, I found that I needed to deal with something called "De Casteljau algorithm"
I know calculus (single-variable, but I'm thinking about learning multi-) and I don't want an empty 'memorize-without-understanding-or-proving' approach.
Which path will take me there? (I'm hoping for answers like: "Calculus -> Differential Eq -> ...")
p.s: I would also appreciate book/video lecture recommendations :)
Thank you!
What exactly do you need the De Casteljau algorithm for? You might be able to use other methods and get good results. Anyway, it believe you have the required mathematical tools to work and understand De Casteljau's algorithm.
Here is a similar question https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6271817/casteljaus-algorithm-practical-example
search on computer graphics websites and you will get more information with examples. here is one such example http://www.cc.gatech.edu/classes/AY2007/cs3451_fall/bezier.pdf