In this paper, we introduce a novel two‐step modeling method to generalize cubic Hermite interpolators on the space of probability measures . First, we develop new approaches to capture the Riemannian geometric structure of when equipped with Fisher–Rao metric. Furthermore, we develop and detail all numerical tools on , namely, Levi–Civita connection, minimal geodesics, parallel transport, exponential map, and logarithm map. Then, we demonstrate that preliminary analysis results yield significant benefits in constructing an optimal cubic Hermite spline on as a nonlinear Riemannian manifold, precisely where conventional numerical methods fail.
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