Places knots evenly throughout a set of covariates. For example, if you had 11 covariate values and wanted 6 knots
then a knot would be placed at the first (sorted) covariate value and every second (sorted) value thereafter. With
less convenient numbers of data and knots the knots are placed within intervals between data in order to achieve
even coverage, where even means having approximately the same number of data between each pair of knots.