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Wavelets in Chemistry


Edition: 1st
Author(s): Walczak
ISBN10:  0444501118
ISBN13:  9780444501110
Format:  Hardcover
Pub. Date:  5/10/2000
Publisher(s): Elsevier Science & Technology

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SummaryTable of Contents
Wavelets seem to be the most efficient tool in signal denoising and compression. They can be used in an unlimited number of applications in all fields of chemistry where the instrumental signals are the source of information about the studied chemical systems or phenomena, and in all cases where these signals have to be archived. The quality of the instrumental signals determines the quality of answer to the basic analytical questions: how many components are in the studied systems, what are these components like and what are their concentrations? Efficient compression of the signal sets can drastically speed up further processing such as data visualization, modelling (calibration and pattern recognition) and library search. Exploration of the possible applications of wavelets in analytical chemistry has just started and this book will significantly speed up the process.

The first part, concentrating on theoretical aspects, is written in a tutorial-like manner, with simple numerical examples. For the reader's convenience, all basic terms are explained in detail and all unique properties of wavelets are pinpointed and compared with the other types of basis function. The second part presents applications of wavelets from many branches of chemistry which will stimulate chemists to further exploration of this exciting subject.
Preface v
List Of Contributors
xv
PART I: THEORY
Finding Frequencies in Signals: The Fourier Transform
3(30)
B. van den Bogaert
Introduction
3(1)
The Fourier integral
4(1)
Convolution
5(3)
Convolution and discrete Fourier
8(1)
Polynomial approximation and basis transformation
9(4)
The Fourier basis
13(5)
Fourier transform: Numerical examples
18(4)
Fourier and signal processing
22(6)
Apodisation
28(5)
When Frequencies Change in Time; Towards the Wavelet Transform
33(24)
B. van den Bogaert
Introduction
33(2)
Short-time Fourier transform
35(5)
Towards wavelets
40(13)
The wavelet packet transform
53(4)
Fundamentals of Wavelet Transforms
57(28)
Y. Mallet
O. de Vel
D. Coomans
Introduction
57(2)
Continuous wavelet transform
59(4)
Inverse wavelet transform
63(2)
Discrete wavelet transform
65(1)
Multiresolution analysis
65(9)
Fast wavelet transform
74(2)
Wavelet families and their properties
76(3)
Biorthogonal and semiorthogonal wavelet bases
79(6)
The Discrete Wavelet Transform in Practice
85(34)
O. de Vel
Y. Mallet
D. Coomans
Introduction
85(1)
Introduction to matrix theory
85(6)
Patterned matrices
86(2)
Matrix operations
88(1)
Some matrix properties
89(2)
Matrix representation of the discrete wavelet transform
91(28)
The discrete wavelet transform for infinite signals
91(6)
Discrete wavelet transform for signals with finite-length
97(22)
Multiscale Methods for Denoising and Compression
119(32)
M.N. Nounou
B.R. Bakshi
Introduction
119(2)
Multiscale representation of signals using wavelets
121(2)
Characterization of noise
123(3)
Autocorrelation function
124(1)
Power spectrum
124(2)
Wavelet spectrum
126(1)
Denoising and compression
126(13)
Denoising and compression of data with Gaussian errors
126(10)
Filtering of data with non-Gaussian errors
136(3)
On-line multiscale filtering
139(9)
On-line multiscale filtering of data with Gaussian errors
141(4)
OLMS filtering of data with non-Gaussian errors
145(2)
Hints for tuning the filter parameters in multiscale filtering and compression
147(1)
Conclusions
148(3)
Wavelet Packet Transforms and Best Basis Algorithms
151(14)
Y. Mallet
D. Coomans
O. de Vel
Introduction
151(1)
Wavelet packet transforms
151(4)
What do wavelet packet functions look like?
154(1)
Best basis algorithm
155(10)
Joint Basis and Joint Best-Basis for Data Sets
165(12)
B. Walczak
D.L. Massart
Introduction
165(2)
Discrete wavelet transform and joint basis
167(4)
Wavelet packet transform and joint best-basis
171(6)
The Adaptive Wavelet Algorithm for Designing Ask Specific Wavelets
177(26)
Y. Mallet
D. Coomans
O. de Vel
Introduction
177(2)
Higher multiplicity wavelets
179(1)
m-Band discrete wavelet transform of discrete data
180(5)
Filter coefficient conditions
185(1)
Factorization of filter coefficient matrices
186(3)
Adaptive wavelet algorithm
189(2)
Criterion functions
191(3)
Introductory examples of the adaptive wavelet algorithm
194(5)
Simulated spectra
194(2)
Mineral spectra
196(3)
Key issues in the implementation of the AWA
199(4)
PART II: APPLICATIONS 203(348)
Application of Wavelet Transform in Processing Chromatographic Data
205(20)
F.-t. Chau
A.K.-m. Leung
Introduction
205(1)
Applications of wavelet transform in chromatographic studies
206(14)
Baseline drift correction
207(1)
Signal enhancement and noise suppression
208(2)
Peak detection and resolution enhancement
210(9)
Pattern recognition with combination of wavelet transform and artificial neural networks
219(1)
Conclusion
220(5)
Application of Wavelet Transform in Electrochemical Studies
225(16)
F.-t. Chau
A.K.-m. Leung
Introduction
225(1)
Application of wavelet transform in electrochemical studies
225(11)
B-spline wavelet transform in voltammetry
225(8)
Other wavelet transform applications in voltammetry
233(3)
Conclusion
236(5)
Applications of Wavelet Transform in Spectroscopic Studies
241(22)
F.-t. Chau
A.K.-m. Leung
Introduction
241(2)
Applications of wavelet transform in infrared spectroscopy
243(7)
Novel algorithms for wavelet computation in IR spectroscopy
244(4)
Spectral compression with wavelet neural network
248(2)
Standardization of IR spectra with wavelet transform
250(1)
Applications of wavelet transform in ultraviolet visible spectroscopy
250(4)
Pattern recognition with wavelet neural network
251(1)
Compression of spectrum with wavelet transform
251(2)
Denoising of spectra with wavelet transform
253(1)
Application of wavelet transform in mass spectrometry
254(1)
Application of wavelet transform in nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy
255(1)
Application of wavelet transform in photoacoustic spectroscopy
256(1)
Conclusion
257(6)
Applications of Wavelet Analysis to Physical Chemistry
263(28)
H. Teitelbaum
Introduction
263(1)
Quantum mechanics
264(10)
Molecular structure
264(9)
Spectroscopy
273(1)
Time-series
274(11)
Chemical dynamics
274(5)
Chemical kinetics
279(3)
Fractal structures
282(3)
Conclusion
285(6)
Wavelet Bases for IR Library Compression, Searching and Reconstruction
291(20)
B. Walczak
J.P. Radomski
Introduction
291(1)
Theory
292(5)
Wavelet transforms
292(1)
Compression of individual signals
292(1)
Data set (library) compression
293(1)
Compression ratio
294(1)
Storage requirements
295(1)
Matching criteria
296(1)
The data
296(1)
Results and discussion
297(11)
Principal component analysis applied to IR data compression
297(1)
Individual compression of IR spectra in wavelet domain
298(5)
Joint basis and joint best-basis approaches to data set compression
303(2)
Matching performance
305(3)
Conclusions
308(3)
Application of the Discrete Wavelet Transformation for Online Detection of Transitions in Time Series
311(12)
M. Marth
Introduction
311(1)
Early transition detection
311(4)
Application of the DWT
315(4)
Results and conclusions
319(4)
Calibration in Wavelet Domain
323(28)
B. Walczak
D.L. Massart
Introduction
323(1)
Feature selection coupled with MLR
324(2)
Stepwise selection
324(1)
Global selection procedures
325(1)
Feature selection with latent variable methods
326(7)
UVE-PLS
328(3)
Feature selection in wavelet domain
331(2)
Illustrative example
333(14)
Conclusions
347(4)
Wavelets in Parsimonious Functional Data Analysis Models
351(60)
B.K. Alsberg
Introduction
351(1)
Functional data analysis
352(9)
From vectors to functions
354(1)
Spline basis
355(2)
Non-linear bases
357(1)
Wavelet bases
358(3)
Methods for creating parsimonious models
361(14)
The simple multiscale approach
362(4)
The optimal scale combination (OSC) method
366(1)
The masking method
367(2)
Genetic algorithms
369(1)
The dummy variables approach
369(3)
Mutual information
372(1)
Selecting large w coefficients
373(2)
Regression and classification
375(5)
Regression
375(2)
Classification
377(3)
Example applications
380(31)
Regression
380(11)
Classification
391(14)
Conclusion
405(6)
Multiscale Statistical Process Control and Model-Based Denoising
411(46)
B.R. Bakshi
Introduction
411(1)
Wavelets
412(2)
General methodology for multiscale analysis, modeling, and optimization
414(1)
Multiscale statistical process control
415(7)
MSSPC methodology
416(2)
MSSPC optimization
418(4)
Multiscale denoising with linear steady-state models
422(11)
Single-scale model-based denoising
422(3)
Multiscale Bayesian data rectification
425(5)
Performance of multiscale model-based denoising
430(3)
Conclusions
433(4)
Application of Adaptive Wavelets in Classification and Regression
Y. Mallet
D. Coomans
O. de Vel
Introduction
437(1)
Adaptive wavelets and classification analysis
437(11)
Review of relevant classification methodologies
437(3)
Classification assessment criteria
440(1)
Classification criterion functions for the adaptive wavelet algorithm
440(2)
Explanation of the data sets
442(2)
Results
444(4)
Adaptive wavelets and regression analysis
448(9)
Review of relevant regression methodologies
448(2)
Regression assessment criteria
450(2)
Regression criterion functions for the adaptive wavelet algorithm
452(1)
Explanation of the data sets
452(1)
Results
453(4)
Wavelet-Based Image Compression
457(22)
O. de Vel
D. Coomans
Y. Mallet
Introduction
457(2)
Fundamentals of image compression
459(3)
Performance measures for image compression
461(1)
Image decorrelation using transform coding
462(11)
The Karhunen-Loeve transform (KLT)
462(1)
The discrete cosine transform (DCT)
463(2)
Wavelet transform coding
465(8)
Integrated task-specific wavelets and best-basis search for image compression
473(6)
Wavelet Analysis and Processing of 2-D and 3-D Analytical Images
479(72)
S.G. Nikolov
M. Wolkenstein
H. Hutter
Introduction
479(3)
The 2-D and 3-D wavelet transform
482(5)
Mathematical measures
487(1)
Image acquisition
487(1)
SIMS images
487(1)
EPMA images
488(1)
Wavelet de-noising of 2-D and 3-D SIMS images
488(14)
De-noising via thresholding
488(3)
Gaussian and Poisson distributions
491(1)
Wavelet de-noising of 2-D SIMS images
491(5)
Wavelet de-noising of 3-D SIMS images
496(6)
Improvement of image classification by means of de-noising
502(4)
Classification
502(1)
Results
503(3)
Compression of 2-D and 3-D analytical images
506(7)
Basics
506(3)
Quantisation
509(1)
Entropy coding
509(1)
Results
509(4)
Feature extraction from analytical images
513(13)
Edge detection
513(8)
Wavelets for texture analysis
521(5)
Registration and fusion of analytical images
526(14)
Image registration
526(9)
Image fusion
535(5)
Computation and wavelets
540(2)
Conclusions
542(9)
Index 551

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