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Article #2042Re: Wavelet Transforms?
From: Rainer Malzbender
Date: Mon, 17 Jun 1991 07:10
Date: Mon, 17 Jun 1991 07:10
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Here is a post I saved which has a bunch of wavelet references. Sorry,
no explanations. I've meant to check into this, but haven't. My understanding
is that the transform involves a set of localized functions (wavelets), as
opposed to plane waves of infinite extent.
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From: rl@socrates.ucsf.edu (Robert Langridge)
Newsgroups: comp.graphics
Subject: Re: References on wavelets
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Date: 6 Oct 90 15:32:46 GMT
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zhu@gandalf.Philips.Com (Benjamin Zhu) writes:
>I would like to receive some references on wavelets in image
>processing or related disciplines. I am not exactly sure if
>it has a synonym elsewhere. Please respond by e-mail. Thanks.
>Ben
>------------
>Benjamin Zhu (914) 945-6564
>Philips Laboratories zhu@philabs.philips.com
I posted refences to sci.math. Here is a longer list.
1. DAUBECHIES I.
THE WAVELET TRANSFORM, TIME-FREQUENCY LOCALIZATION AND SIGNAL ANALYSIS.
IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON INFORMATION THEORY, 1990 SEP, V36 N5:961-1005.
4. KNOWLES G.
VLSI ARCHITECTURE FOR THE DISCRETE WAVELET TRANSFORM.
ELECTRONICS LETTERS, 1990 JUL 19, V26 N15:1184-1185.
7. WORNELL GW.
A KARHUNEN-LOEVE-LIKE EXPANSION FOR 1/F PROCESSES VIA WAVELETS.
Pub type: Letter.
IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON INFORMATION THEORY, 1990 JUL, V36 N4:859-861.
14. LEWIS AS; KNOWLES G.
VIDEO COMPRESSION USING 3D WAVELET TRANSFORMS.
ELECTRONICS LETTERS, 1990 MAR 15, V26 N6:396-398.
20. SLEZAK E; BIJAOUI A; MARS G.
IDENTIFICATION OF STRUCTURES FROM GALAXY COUNTS - USE OF THE WAVELET
TRANSFORM.
ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS, 1990 JAN, V227 N2:301-316.
21. MALLAT SG.
MULTIFREQUENCY CHANNEL DECOMPOSITIONS OF IMAGES AND WAVELET MODELS.
IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON ACOUSTICS SPEECH AND SIGNAL PROCESSING, 1989 DEC,
V37 N12:2091-2110.
30. MALLAT SG.
A THEORY FOR MULTIRESOLUTION SIGNAL DECOMPOSITION - THE WAVELET
REPRESENTATION.
IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON PATTERN ANALYSIS AND MACHINE INTELLIGENCE, 1989 JUL,
V11 N7:674-693.
Best Regards
Bob Langridge Phone: +1 415 476-2630, -1540, -5128
Computer Graphics Laboratory FAX: +1 415 476-0688
University of California E-Mail: rl@cgl.ucsf.edu
San Francisco CA 94143-0446
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Rainer Malzbender
Dept. of Physics (303)492-6829
U. of Colorado, Boulder rainer@boulder.colorado.edu 128.138.240.246
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