Signal Representations

In course

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of wavelets, focusing on their properties as scaling functions and their use in representing signals that are constant over unit intervals. The lecture explains the construction of wavelets as orthonormal bases for piecewise constant signals, providing a detailed analysis of wavelet functions and their applications.

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