What is a Knot Vector and How Do You Define It?

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Could someone show me which one is called by the knot vector and how to define it?

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There are a number of different definitions of "knot" in different types of mathematics. From your graph it appears that you are approximating a function by a "broken line". In this case the "knots" are the points at which the different line segments join so your "knot vector" is simply (b0, b1, b2, b3).