Lecture

Signal Representations: Wavelet Analysis

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Description

This lecture introduces wavelet analysis, covering topics such as wavelet functions, signal representations, orthonormal bases, and the Nyquist criterion. It explains how wavelets are used to represent signals efficiently and the importance of fulfilling specific requirements.

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