Wavelet Toolbox |
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Using Wavelets
The Wavelet Toolbox contains graphical tools and command line functions that let you:
- Examine and explore properties of individual wavelets and wavelet packets
- Examine statistics of signals and signal components
- Perform a continuous wavelet transform of a one-dimensional signal
- Perform discrete analysis and synthesis of one- and two-dimensional signals
- Perform wavelet packet analysis of one- and two-dimensional signals
- Compress and remove noise from signals and images
In addition to the above, the toolbox makes it easy to customize the presentation and visualization of your data. You choose:
- Which signals to display
- A region of interest to magnify
- A coloring scheme for display of wavelet coefficient details
This chapter takes you step-by-step through examples that teach you how to use the graphical tools and command line functions. These examples include:
- Continuous Wavelet Analysis (One-Dimensional)
- Complex Continuous Wavelet Analysis (One-Dimensional)
- One-Dimensional Discrete Wavelet Analysis
- Two-Dimensional Discrete Wavelet Analysis
- One-Dimensional Discrete Stationary Wavelet Analysis
- Two-Dimensional Discrete Stationary Wavelet Analysis
- One-Dimensional Wavelet Regression Estimation
- One-Dimensional Wavelet Density Estimation
- One-Dimensional Local Variance Adaptive Thresholding of Wavelet Coefficients for Estimation, De-noising and Compression
- One-Dimensional Selection of Wavelet Coefficients
- Two-Dimensional Selection of Wavelet Coefficients
- Signal Extension
- Image Extension
To perform wavelet packet analysis see Using Wavelet Packets.
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