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Jacket's Wavelets

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DENSITY ESTIMATION WHEN DATA ARE SIZE-BIASED: WAVELET-BASED MATLAB TOOLBOX
Often researchers need to estimate the density in the presence of size-biased data. The wavelet-based MATLAB toolbox biased.zip performs debiasing and estimattes density by smoothed linear projection wavelet esimator. The toolbox supports the manuscript: Wavelet Density Estimation for Stratified Size-Biased Sample, by Pepa Ramirez and Brani Vidakovic.

LPM: Bayesian Wavelet Thresholding based on Larger Posterior Mode

This project explores the thresholding rules induced by a variation of the Bayesian MAP principle. The MAP rules are Bayes actions that maximize the posterior. Under the proposed model the posterior is neither unimodal or bimodal. The proposed rule is thresholding and always picks the mode of the posterior larger in absolute value, thus the name LPM. We demonstrate that the introduced shrinkage performs comparably to several popular shrinkage techniques. Exact risk properties of the thresholding rule are explored. We provide extensive simulational analysis and apply the proposed methodology to real-life experimental data coming from the field of Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM). You could try the LPM thresholding if your MATLAB has access to WaveLab Module. MATLAB m-files, MATHEMATICA nb-files, data, and figures are zipped in the following archive file: LPM.zip The manuscript (draft version in PDF) describing the introduced thresholding is here: Larger Posterior Mode Wavelet Thresholding and Applications. The authors are Luisa Cutillo, Yoon Young Jung, Fabrizio Ruggeri, and Brani Vidakovic. The provided files in LPM.zip are sufficient to fully REPRODUCE this manuscript.

Hunting for Dominant Straight-Line Features in Nanoscale Images Using Wavelets

Ilya Lavrik, PhD Candidate in Statistics at ISyE, has developed Matlab Toolbox which searches for significant straight line alignments of molecular structures in nano-scale images. The methodology is based on Hough and wavelet transforms. The software, excellent front end, and manual are available for download: nsia.zip NANOSCALE IMAGE ANALYSIS - zipped archive of NanoLab, a matlab suite with an excellent front. images.zip Several Genuine Nanoscale Images needed for the NSIA. The file is about 13.5MB in size. manual.pdf Manual for NSIA Comments welcome! Partial support of this project by the Georgia Institute of Technology Molecular Design Institute, under prime contract N00014-95-1-1116 from the Office of Naval Research. Partial support for this work was also provided by National Security Agency Grant NSA E-24-60R at ISyE. The manuscript (draft version in PDF) describing the methodology can be found here: LINEAR FEATURE IDENTIFICATION AND INFERENCE IN NANO-SCALE IMAGES

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BLFDR and BaFDR: Bayesian Wavelet Thresholding based on False Discovery Rate
Here are matlab programs authored by Ilya Lavrik, PhD Candidate in Statistics at ISyE, that implement two versions of wavelet thresholding based on Bayesian False Discovery Rate: BLFDR - method that uses Bayesian model and matches generalized Efron and Tibshirani's LFDR in the wavelet domain and BaFDR - method that is based on ordering of posterior probabilities of hypotheses that coefficients are ``not interesting.'' The programs below require WAVELAB Module. bafdr.m BaFDR function. blfdr.m BLFDR function. blfdr_fixed.m BLFDR fixed function. b_factor.m Bayes Factor from BAMS model. example1.m Example that plots smoothed versions of test signals using BLFDR, BLFDR-fixed, and BaFDR. example2.m Example that calculates MSE, Var and Bias for noisy test signal estimation using BLFDR, BLFDRfixed, and BaFDR. The manuscript (draft version in PDF) describing the introduced thresholding is here: Bayesian False Discovery Rate Shrinkage. The authors are Ilya Lavrik, Yoon Young Jung, Fabrizio Ruggeri, and Brani Vidakovic.

Wavelets and Splines Conference in Athens

International Conference on the Interactions between Wavelets and Splines In Honor of Professor Charles K. Chui's 65th Birthday The University of Georgia Athens, Georgia May 16--19, 2005 See the web page...

THE WAVELETS PUZZLE

Fun with Wavelets! A rare R. J. Journet dexterity glass top puzzle*.

*Journet Dexterity Puzzles are glass top dexterity puzzles, made between 1890 and 1960 by an English manufacturer

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called R. J. Journet (affectionately known as RJ's). The diversity of subjects in these puzzles is humungous, ranging from an R.A.F trip to bomb Hitler in Berlin to Alice in Wonderland's Tea Party. To complete a puzzle you have to shake, rattle or roll it. They are called dexterity puzzles because you have to be dexterous (skillful in using hands) to complete them. Some are easy, some difficult, and some next to impossible.

WAVELET MATRIX IN MATLAB

Here a matlab routine to form a matrix performing discrete orthogional wavelet transformation. Once the matrix W is generated, the transformation d is obtained by multiplying the data vector y, d=W * y. Of course, y = W' * d. The m-file WavMat.m should be put in yourmatlabpath/toolbox/wavelab/Orthogonal/, although if you know the filter, no wavelab is needed -- the m-file is a stand alone.
> > > > dat = [1 0 -3 2 1 0 1 2]; filter = [sqrt(2)/2 sqrt(2)/2]; W = WavMat(filter,2^3,3); wt = W * dat' %should be [sqrt(2) | -sqrt(2) | 1 -1 | ... % 1/sqrt(2) -5/sqrt(2) 1/sqrt(2) - 1/sqrt(2) ] > data = W' * wt % should return you to the 'dat'

If the matrix size exceeds 1024 x 1024, an average PC is getting slow. WavMat.m could be optimized. [In Ver. 1.2 built 12/1/04, functions 'modulo' and 'reverse' replaced by built-in functions. Thanks to Mr Deniz Sodiri for pointing out the original posting was not stand alone.] Some users asked for the algorithm: Here are three pages describing it.

AN OPEN PROBLEM OR EASY EXERCISE?

Recently, working on Convex Rearrangements of wavelet filtered self-similar processes I looked at compactly supported orthogonal wavelet filters and for some "empirical evidence" could not find a proof. Let me know if you have an answer.

A NICE 2D DATA TO NOISE/DENOISE

Here is a 2D data set free to use for tasks of image wavelet processing. This is a 3072 x 2048 (3.2MB, jpg) digital photo of von Klaus. Von Klaus is a two year old purebreed [AKC WR021286/04] Doberman Pinscher var. Warlock living in Marietta, Georgia. Although he looks quite intimidating, von Klaus is a gentle and playful dog. The big (> 6 megapixel) JPG photo is imported to MATLAB using klaus.m m-file and 6 gray scale images of various dimensions are made. Here are all the 6 as an EPS file. (>11MB) 2048 x 2048 ascii file klaus2048.asc, and mat file klaus2048.mat. Beware, sizes are 67MB and 33.5MB. 1024 x 1024 ascii file klaus1024.asc, and mat file klaus1024.mat. Beware, sizes are 16.7MB and 8MB. 512 x 512 ascii file klaus512.asc, and mat file klaus512.mat 256 x 256 ascii file klaus256.asc, and mat file klaus256.mat 128 x 128 ascii file klaus128.asc, and mat file klaus128.mat 64 x 64 ascii file klaus64.asc, and mat file klaus64.mat

BOOTSTRAPPING WAVELETS
That is to say: WAVESTRAPPING. Also, a no-name article in Popular Mechanics [June 2004], but the two guys look very much like my graduate student Bin Shi and myself! The same from BRASIL!

LOCAL WAVELET RESEARCH PAPERS

Some wavelet related preprints from Tech. Also, a bunch of manuscripts writen while I was at Duke (1992-2000). Almost all of them are published at various outlets.

WAVELETS AND STATISTICS: A REPOSITORY OF MANUSCRIPTS

This page was doemant from 1999. Since some good folks wanted their paper linked -- I decided to keep this page updated!

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Check the List

MINICOURSE IN MILANO WAVELETS AND SELF-SIMILARITY: THEORY AND APPLICATIONS

December, 14-17, 2004 at Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche Istituto di Matematica Applicata e Tecnologie Informatiche (Milano Department - formerly CNR-IAMI)

BAMS-LP (Bayesian Adaptive Multiresolution Shrinker of Log Periodogram)

The matlab files that implement the BAMS-LP shrinker and a few examples of its use are zipped into archive BAMSP.zip . The software is tested with MATLAB6.5. The the theory behind the software and a paper describing Bayesianly induced wavelet shrinkage of Log-Periodogram, can be found HERE in the PDF format.

Grenoble 2003
Interested in W+S? Check this page.

Some ADDONS for WaveLab Module

Discrete Complex Orthogonal Wavelet Transformation Here is some history. We started these m-files when Jean-Marc Lina from University of Montreal was visiting Duke University. At that time JML, being a complex wavelet guru, guided Gaby Katul and me how to do forward complex DISCRETE wavelet transformation. We originally used complex filters from Lina's papers and then discovered that Barry G. Sherlock now at UNC-Charlotte made an m-function a la Donoho's MakeONFilter.m for producing Daubechies complex filters. Getting into the complex wavelet domain was easy compared to returning back to the ``time'' domain. We made an m-file for inverse transformation but it was less than perfect...(a nice way to say it did not work as it was supposed to). Claudia Angelini, a bright graduate student visiting GaTech from Napoli's CNR, took a look at our pluses and minuses and fixed the inverse transform in a second. So here they are: FWTC_PO.m will mimic FWT_PO with complex filters and return the complex discrete wavelet transformation, two vectors [re, im] for the real and immaginary parts. IWTC_PO.m will get you back from the complex wavelet domain to the space of original discrete data. Finally, complex Daubechies wavelet filters are made by Sherlock's MakeCONFilter.m. To make Complex tools work just add FWTC_PO.m, IWTC_PO.m, and MakeCONFilter.m to ~/wavelab/Orthogonal/. 2-D Continuous Wavelet Transformations In the Spring of 2001 Xiaoming Huo and myself team-taught a graduate course on wavelets at GaTech. We had about 15 graduate students coming from various Tech's departments. Heejong Yoo, graduating PhD student from ECE, was an excellent programmer interested in implementing 2D Continuous Wavelet Transformation in his class-project. The idea came from commercial software Crit-tech Psilets 3.0; we decided to make a free clone! The theory behind the transformation is trivial: One (listably) multiplies the 2D object with the sampled fixed level 2D wavelet in the Fourier domain and then Fourier-inverts the product! Heejong's project is a standalone MATLAB program (no wavelab needed) with an excellent GUI. Zipped directory with all files needed to run the CWT2D is Project.zip and the PPT presentation of the project is: Cont2DWT.ppt . Only 2D Mexican hat is available right now. If you prefer the Wavelab environment, than you can add the function CWT2.m to ~/wavelab/Continuous/ 3-D Discrete Wavelet Transformation (Orthogonal, Tensor Product) This pair of transformations naturally generalizes WaveLab's FWT2_PO.m and IWT2_PO.m. This is a part of wavelet-project of Vicki Yang, gifted graduate student at ISyE who took a course on wavelets with me. She was interested in wavelet processing of 3-D signals with applications. The forward and inverse transformations are: FWT3_PO.m, for transforming the data to the wavelet domain, and

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IWT3_PO.m, for inverse-transforming the data back to the time domain. The function needed here is cubelength.m that is a 3-D counterpart of Donoho's quadlength.m utilized by the 2D pair. You will see that transforms are conceptually and algorithmically easy, and it would be quite starightforward to construct FWT4_PO, FWT5_PO, ... and their inverses. Now, both FWT3_PO and IWT3_PO transformations act on 3D data sets and such objects are difficult to visualize. We made several data related programs. (i) Make3DData.m will make 3D ball with inscribed octahedron. Both bodies the ball and the octahedron are inscribed in a cube of (dyadic) side N. The noise can be added to both boundaries and interiors of objects. (ii) DDD2Movie.m will make a movie from the 3D object taking frames along the dimension of choice. This is handy for viewing the 3D objects via their 2D cuts. (iii) A small script test3d.m will take a 64 x 64 x 64 noisy object, view it, transfer it to the wavelet domain, view it again, threshold the object, view it, return the thresholded object to the original domain, and view it. For some misterious reasons, DDD2Movie.m will show the movie itself while recording, and built-in matlab function movie will show the movie twice! Be ready to watch the objects 4 x 3 = 12 times... To make 3D tools work just add FWT3_PO.m, IWT3_PO.m, and cubelength.m to ~/wavelab/Orthogonal/ A New Extended MakeONFilter, MakeONFilterExt.m. This extension is final project in an undergraduate wavelet research course submitted by graduating ISyE student, Daphne Lai. Daphne added more Daubechies', Symmlets, and Coiflets, as well as some new filters. All added filters are numerically stable. Dyad-like 2-D Tools Standard WaveLab m-function dyad.m extracts particular level in the discrete wavelet transformation. If, for example, n=2^J, and the Discrete Wavelet Transfirmation is WT, the finest level is indexed by dyad(J-1), and extracted from WT as WT(dyad(J-1)). I needed dyad-like tools for 2-D wavelet transformations. A simple generalization is dyad2.m and it needs in addition to dyad.m the `complement' function dyadc.m . The following matlab script shows use of dyad2:
>> >> >> >> >> >> pict = MakeImage('StickFigure',128); wf = MakeONFilter('Haar',1); wpict = FWT2_PO(pict, 5, wf); [diagx, diagy] = dyad2(6,'d'); diag_det = wpict(diagx, diagy); imagesc(diag_det)

Some Shortcomings of WaveLab. There is one problem with FWT_PO.m and its inverse in WaveLab that needs a fix! The problem propagates to other transformations, notably 2D, etc. It is well known that any scaling filter H=(h_0, ... ,h_N) can be matched with many quadrature mirror filters -- high pass counterparts G. ``Wavelet polygamy -- one father and many mothers.'' For example $g_n = (-1)^{n+x} h_{y - n},$ where $x=0,1$ and $y$ is arbitrary integer, is a valid QM wavelet filter. And not all the wavelet bases share the same ``proper'' translation and sign of G defined by $x$ and $y$ Not all H filters start with $h_0$! For example, proper start for Coiflet 1 (6 tap filter) is $h_{-2}.$ WaveLab does not allow for such flexibility. And although the reconstructions are perfect, the wavelet domain objects are circularly shifted. For example, if a period of a SINE function is sampled and transformed by wavelet transformation of depth 3 (log(n)-L=3), the resulting transformation should result in scaling coefficients that are degraded SINE function. This example shows that improper filter alignment causes smooth-part SINE to shift. To see this, please run the exercise under WaveLab. One may ask, why should we care when the reconstruction is perfect? The proper alignment is critical, because of simulational aspects of wavelets. Often one starts with the wavelet domain, feeds the empty levels with (simulated) coefficients and reconstructs. And if the alignment is not proper various problems and anomalies can occur. This could be an interesting project for a devoted grad student! Please take a look for an excellent solution of this alignment problem by UviWave software from University of Vigo. Unusual procedure is MirrorFilt.m. In it the high pass filter G is formed as
g = -( (-1).^(1:length(h)) ) .* h;

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This leads to an orthogonal transformation, but more common filter g is obtained by

g = - reverse( (-1).^(1:length(h)) .* h );

In my version of Wavelab I modified MirrorFilt.m. Daubechies-Lagarias Algorithm in Matlab Calculate the value of \phi_{jk}(x_0) or \psi_{jk}(x_0) at ANY point x_0 for ANY orthonormal basis at ANY precision without going through Mallat's algorithm. The blurb DL.pdf describes the algorithm. The matlab programs used are: MakePollen1.m, MakePollen2.m, Phijk.m, Psijk.m, and m-script DLtest.m. Linear Regression Estimator where the kernel is the defined by wavelets...Soon!

FWT2_POE and IWT2_POE for Rectangular Images of Dyadic Sides In 2-D tensor product wavelet transformations, traditionally the inputs are square images of a dyadic side. Since performing the 2-D transformation amounts to subsequent application of 1-D transformations on rows and columns of an image, the restriction to square dimensions is inessential. Here are slight extensions of standard wavelab's FWT2_PO.m and IWT2_PO.m, the functions: FWT2_POE.m and IWT2_POE.m . The pair FWT2_POE, IWT2_POE will do the 2-D wavelet transformation and its inverse on rectangular images with dyadic sides. The m-file quadlength.m needed by FWT2_PO.m and IWT2_PO.m should be replaced by pow2length.m . All three files should reside in ...\Wavelab\Orthogonal\ directory. Now, take a look how the rectangular Lena ( lena21.eps or lena21.pdf) looks in the wavelet domain, ( lena21w.eps or lena21w.pdf). Data file is lena21.mat. The choice of size 256 x 512, rather than more interesting 512 x 256 or quite exciting 1024 x 256, was made by flipping a coin;). FWT_PO and inverse for inputs of ANY SIZE Planned... Practical Hints on Running WaveLab (when the names collide). Many soon to be posted, stay tuned...

Wavelet-history Curiosity
A wavelet-history curiosity I found interesting. Chapter 4 spanning 70 pages of the book ``Time Series Analysis and Applications'' by Enders A. Robinson is titled: Wavelet Composition of Time Series. The curios thing is that the book is published in 1981!!! Robinson's wavelets indeed have some of the wavelet spirit. A quote from page 84: ``...The wavelets arrive in succession, and each wavelet eventually dies out. The wavelets all have the same basic form and shape, but the strength or impetus of each wavelet is random and uncorrelated with the strength of the other wavelets... ...Despite the foreordained death of any individual wavelet, the time-series does not die. The reason is that a new wavelet is born each day to take the place of the one that does die. On any given day, the time-series is composed of many living wavelets, all of a different age,-some young, others old.'' The chapter then formally describes the theory and practice of Robinson's atomic decompositions. Reference: Robinson, Enders (1981). Time Series Analysis and Applications. Houston, Goose Pond Press 628p. Library of Congress Catalog 81-81825 A kind note from Laurent Duval: I am not esp. surprised since i consider Robinson (at least partly) as a geophysicist. One of the early mention i found in geophysics is: N. Ricker, A note on the determination of the viscocity of shale from the measurement of the wavelet breadth, Geophysics, Society of Exploration Geophysicists, vol. 06, pp. 254-258, 1941. See for instance: http://www.laurent-duval.eu/siva-wits-where-is-the-starlet.html The word wavelet has gone through a chain: wavelet (geophysics) -> ondelettes (geophysics) -> wavelet (as we know it). Even earliest spurs are in Huygens.

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Les Houches Center of Physics PHYSICS - SIGNAL - PHYSICS On the links between nonlinear physics and information sciences September 8-13, 2002
INFO On the links between nonlinear physics and information sciences

CALL FOR PAPERS

Journal Applied Stochastic Models in Business and Industry [Wiley InterScience ISSN 1524-1904, http://www.interscience.wiley.com ] is considering a special issue on Wavelets and Other Multiscale Methods: Theory and Applications. Contributions for the Special Issue that are good balance of theory and applications of wavelets and other multiscale methods in industry, finance, and applied sciences are invited. Ascii Text

Napoli Wavelet School, Spring 2001

Poster

BAMS Bayesian Adaptive Multiresolution Smoother; Matlab Demo Program; needs WaveLab Software
bams.m uses function bayesrule.m Supporting Manuscript 00-06 Brani Vidakovic and Fabrizio Ruggeri BAMS Method: Theory and Simulations See also the implementation by Antoniadis, A., Bigot, J. & Sapatinas, T.

BAMS: Matlab Front End (No Wavelab Necessary)

Dr Bin Shi, my former graduate student, made a simple front-end that demonstrates BAMS shrinkage in MATLAB. As of now, the only signal is doppler and, as tradditionally done, the standard normal noise is added to the rescaled signal to achieve desired SNR. The programs below should be on MATLAB's path and Wavelab is not needed. bams.m Main front-end Function. bams.fig Front-end Figure. BAMS_alone.m BAMS Shrinker Program. dwtr.m Stand-alone Discrete Wavelet Transformation. idwtr.m Inverse for dwtr.m

Wavelets in Statistics Week at CNR-IAMI, Milano

Eight Lectures!

STATISTICS 294, ISDS, Duke University, Fall 1999 Statistics in Time/Scale and Time/Frequency Models
syllabus

BOOK: STATISTICAL MODELING BY WAVELETS,

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by Brani Vidakovic, Wiley Series in Probability and Statistics; ISBN: 0471293652, pp. 381.

Supplemental WEB page [data sets, program codes, resources, reference updates, and more] is under preparation. Please check the site: http://www.isye.gatech.edu/~brani/.public_html/wiley.html for the leatest updates.

VOLUME: BAYESIAN INFERENCE IN WAVELET BASED MODELS, Springer-Verlag, Lecture Notes in Statistics 141.
(ISBN 0-387-98885-8) Peter Mller and Brani Vidakovic are editors a volume on Bayesian inference in the wavelet (multiscale) domain. The volume is just out of press [June 1999] and some of the contributors include: Abramovich, Aguilar, Albertson, Berliner, Bultheel, Chipman, Clyde, Corradi, Cressie, George, Huang, Jansen, Kalifa, Katul, Kohn, Kolaczyk, Krim, Leporini, Lynch, Mallat, Marron, Milliff, Mller, Nowak, Ogden, Pastor, Pensky, Pesquet, Rios Insua, Rodriguez, Ruggeri, Sapatinas, Simoncelli, Vannucci, Vidakovic, Wang, Wikle, Wolfson, and Yau. The back-cover of the volume reads: This volume provides a thorough introduction and reference for any researcher who is interested in Bayesian inference for wavelet-based models. To achieve this goal, the book starts with an extensive introductory chapter providing a self contained introduction to the use of wavelet decompositions, and the relation to Bayesian inference. The remaining papers in this volume are divided into six parts: independent prior modeling; decision theoretic aspects; dependent prior modeling; spatial models using bivariate wavelet bases; empirical Bayes approaches; and case studies. Chapters are written by experts who published the original research papers establishing the use of wavelet based models in Bayesian inference.

('97, '98 ) Statistics 294 at ISDS, Duke

The course STA 294 is a ``special topic'' course. In Spring 1997 (1998) the topic (one of the two topics) was WAVELETS in STATISTICS

Workshop on Wavelets in Statistics at Duke University (October 12-13, 1997)

Information on the Workshop

Ondellettes et statistique: 10 annes d'histoire invited talk at Canadian Undergraduate Mathematics Conference Also the Abstract . Three Case Studies A talk at NSF-CBMS Conference ``Wavelet Analysis as a Tool for Computational and Harmonic Analysis,'' Gabriel Katul on TURBULENCE and Wavelets.
Sample turbulence data Archive

BAYES and WAVELETS (A Review)

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Wavelets for Kids (A tutorial written in December 1994)

W4K (Postscript) and W4K (PDF) ; Mathematica Notebook Printout for W4K (Postscript) and (PDF) ; waves.m Mathematica 3.X M file;

Nice Data Sets, S+ Wavelet Programs, etc.

Data, Programs, Examples

Miscellanea
More Papers, Abstracts, Information

LINKS
WAVELET APPLETS (Need Java-enabled browser)
Jelena's Applets. Wim Sweldens' Cascade Applet Phil's Wavelet Applet Several Wavelet Applets by Haitao Guo Image processing demo by Terry Tao Ye.

LINKS TO SOME NICE AND INFORMATIVE WAVELET PAGES:

(Please send an update if your page has changed the address) Jelena at CMU and Wim at Bell Labs. TIME-FREQUENCY TOOLBOX by Francois Auger, Olivier Lemoine, Paulo Gonalvs and Patrick Flandrin. RICE DSP Folks: A Bank of Papers! A Friendly Guide to Wavelets. by Gerald Kaiser WAVELET A Cornucopia - Wavelet Page maintained by Andreas Uhl. DMOZ An open project listing of researchers in the wavelet wavelet world. Wavelets in Statistics - University of Bristol Keep your eye on this site! This team of excellent researchers is upfront in a range of novel-wavelet applications. Donoho (and collaborators) papers at Playfair. Wavelet Digest Homepage Wavelet NetCare at Washington University (X.S.Wang). Wavelets at Imager CREW * A Standard for Image Compression Ricoh Wavelet Image Compression Example. Meteosat Images The Wavelet Project at Intelligent Engineering Systems Laboratory, MIT. Super Lenna Image Wavelet resources page Amara Graps' Wavelet Page. Numerical Harmonic Analysis Group, Vienna University, Au Multiresolution Signal Processing, University of Minnesota WavBox Software by C. Taswell

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Multirate Signal Processing Group, University of Wisconsin - Madison Steven Baum's Wavelet Page A Brief Guide to Wavelet Sources McCody Wavelet Page + Tsunami Plus Wavelet Library. YAHOO Wavelet Page. Baharav and Leviatan Papers. There is a wavelet in your future... Simone Santini says. Sandip's Wavelet Home Page ARGONNE NL Wavelets and Image Processing Papers. Jean-Michel Mangen's Wavelet Home Page A Fast Discrete Periodic Wavelet Transform Page, by Neil H. Getz Wavelet Warriors at Dartmouth. Wavelet Group Karlsruhe Wavelets in Geophysics (A. Davis Page). Demo on 2 D wavelet packets. By John R. Smith and Shih-Fu Chang. Wavelets! Wavelets!! by Zhaobo Meng. Magasa's Wavelets Wavelets at UVIGO (GST Group) Jun's Wavelets Geoff Davis' Page EPIC - Efficient Pyramid Image Coder Designed by: Eero Simoncelli and Edward Adelson. PhysNum - Montreal. Wolfgang Dahmen's Veroffentlichungen und Reports. Juan Restrepo's papers on W-transforms. Tony Cai and STAT690W: Wavelets And Statistical Function Estimation at Purdue University. Brad Lucier's Home Page with wavelet Maarten Jansen wavelet papers. Peter Shroder's Wavelet Research Page. Terry Tao's Wavelet Papers. Marseilles Wavelet School France, July 21 - 26, 1997. Marina Vannucci's Wavelet Papers at University of Kent, UK. Grenoble Group [Statistics and Stohastic Modeling] A Practical Guide to Wavelet Analysis Christopher Torrence and Gilbert P. Compo. Plotting and Scheming with Wavelets by Colm Mulcahy. JPEGs, Wavelets, Fractals, ZLIBs by Jian Zhang. Surfing the Wavelets by Joshua Altmann.

FTP SITES
Stat Sci wavelet FTP Site. uni-koeln University of Koeln ftp server Yale University XWPL + Coifman, Meyer, and V. Wickerhauser's Papers ftp-server at New York University Mark Shensa (morletpackage, wavecompress) media-lab.MIT (QMF) XWPL | WPLIB (Wave Packets) canada ftp-server at Washington University ftp-server at Stanford U niv. II Taswell's WavBox ftp-server at Chalmers University Expwavelet ftp-server at Vienna University ftp-server at Missouri University - Physics Dept. WaveLib - a C and Matlab library of wavelet functions Wavelet Toolbox in Khoros 2.0.1 Khoros Matlab based Toolkit For Signal Compression Truong Nguyen.

BIBLIOGRAPHIES ON WAVELETS

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Andreas Uhl: Wavelet bibtex bibliography Steven Baums' Bibliography Alf-Christian Achilles' Wavelet Bibliography Query The Wavelet Digest - Reference Lists Bibliographies on Wavelets - collected by Alf-Christian Achilles Bibliography by J.E. Odegard, R.A. Gopinath and C.S. Burrus

From 2/14/1996 you are the visitor # More Stats.

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