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 ^ Name  ^ Formula ^ Parameters meaning ^ Additional Properties ^  ^ Name  ^ Formula ^ Parameters meaning ^ Additional Properties ^ 
-| Line | <m>y = a x + b</m> | //a// -- linear \\ //b// -- constant  | |+| Line | <m>y = a x + b</m> | //a// --- linear \\ //b// --- constant  | |
 | Parabola | <m>y = a x^2 + b x + c</m>| //a// --- quadratic \\ //b// --- linear \\ //c// --- constant  | Vertex: \\ <m>x_0 = − b / {2 a}</m> \\ <m>y_0 = c − {b^2} / {4 a}</m> | | Parabola | <m>y = a x^2 + b x + c</m>| //a// --- quadratic \\ //b// --- linear \\ //c// --- constant  | Vertex: \\ <m>x_0 = − b / {2 a}</m> \\ <m>y_0 = c − {b^2} / {4 a}</m> |
 | Spline | Natural cubic spline, \\ on each //i//-th piece: \\ <m>y_i = a_i + b_i x + c_i x^2 + d_i  x^3</m> | //xN// --- anchor point x-coordinates \\ //yN// --- anchor point y-coordinates| |  | Spline | Natural cubic spline, \\ on each //i//-th piece: \\ <m>y_i = a_i + b_i x + c_i x^2 + d_i  x^3</m> | //xN// --- anchor point x-coordinates \\ //yN// --- anchor point y-coordinates| | 
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