Wavelet Footprints: Theory, Algorithms and Applications
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Linear transforms and expansions are fundamental mathematical tools of signal processing. In particular, the wavelet transform has played an important role in several signal processing tasks, compression being a prime example. A signal can be represented i ...
The approximate behavior of wavelets as differential operators is often considered as one of their most fundamental properties. In this paper, we investigate how we can further improve on the wavelet's behavior as differentiator. In particular, we propose ...
Summary The continuous wavelet transform (CWT) is a common signal-processing tool for the analysis of nonstationary signals. We propose here a new B-spline-based method that allows the CWT computation at any scale. A nice property of the algorithm is that ...
We build wavelets on the 2-Hyperboloid. First, we define dilations on the hyperboloid through conic projection. Then, incorporating hyperbolic motions belonging to SO0(1,2), we define a family of hyperbolic wavelets. The continuous wavelet transform (CW ...
I. Introduction Wavelets are the result of collective efforts that recognized common threads between ideas and concepts that had been independently developed and investigated by distinct research communities. They provide a unifying framework for decompos ...
In this paper, we revisit wavelet theory starting from the representation of a scaling function as the convolution of a B-spline (the regular part of it) and a distribution (the irregular or residual part). This formulation leads to some new insights on wa ...
Wavelet or sub–band coding has been quite successful in compression applications, and this success can be attributed in part to the good approximation properties of wavelets. In this paper, we revisit rate–distortion (RD) bounds for the wavelet approximati ...
Over the last decade or so, wavelets have had a growing impact on signal processing theory and practice, both because of the unifying role and their successes in applications. Filter banks, which lie at the heart of wavelet-based algorithms, have become st ...
We present new quantitative results for the characterization of the L2 -error of wavelet-like expansions as a function of the scale a. This yields an extension as well as a simplification of the asymptotic error formulas that have been published ...
Introduction: A reliable measurement of the physical activity in everyday life should allow a better assessment of the utility and the relevance of a number of medical treatments. Continuous 24-h recordings of posture and motion can be generally useful in ...