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9781584887454

A Primer on Wavelets and Their Scientific Applications, Second Edition

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    9781584887454

  • ISBN10:

    1584887451

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Nonspecific Binding
  • Copyright: 2008-01-29
  • Publisher: Chapman & Hall/

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In the first edition of his seminal introduction to wavelets, James S. Walker informed us that the potential applications for wavelets were virtually unlimited. Since that time thousands of published papers have proven him true, while also necessitating the creation of a new edition of his bestselling primer. Updated and fully revised to include the latest developments, this second edition of A Primer on Wavelets and Their Scientific Applicationsguides readers through the main ideas of wavelet analysis in order to develop a thorough appreciation of wavelet applications.Ingeniously relying on elementary algebra and just a smidgen of calculus, Professor Walker demonstrates how the underlying ideas behind wavelet analysis can be applied to solve significant problems in audio and image processing, as well in biology and medicine.Nearly twice as long as the original, this new edition provides·    104 worked examples and 222 exercises, constituting a veritable book of review material· Two sections on biorthogonal wavelets· A mini-course on image compression, including a tutorial on arithmetic compression· Extensive material on image denoising, featuring a rarely covered technique for removing isolated, randomly positioned clutter· Concise yet complete coverage of the fundamentals of time-frequency analysis, showcasing its application to audio denoising, and musical theory and synthesis· An introduction to the multiresolution principle, a new mathematical concept in musical theory· Expanded suggestions for research projects· An enhanced list of references· FAWAV: software designed by the author, which allows readers to duplicate described applications and experiment with other ideas.To keep the book current, Professor Walker has created a supplementary website. This online repository includes ready-to-download software, and sound and image files, as well as access to many of the most important papers in the field.

Table of Contents

Overviewp. 1
What is wavelet analysis?p. 1
Notes and referencesp. 4
Haar waveletsp. 5
The Haar transformp. 6
Haar transform, 1-levelp. 7
Conservation and compaction of energyp. 9
Conservation of energyp. 10
Haar transform, multiple levelsp. 11
Justification of conservation of energyp. 12
Haar waveletsp. 14
Multiresolution analysisp. 16
Multiresolution analysis, multiple levelsp. 19
Signal compressionp. 21
A note on quantizationp. 26
Removing noisep. 26
RMS Errorp. 29
Notes and referencesp. 30
Examples and exercisesp. 31
Daubechies waveletsp. 41
The Daub4 waveletsp. 41
Remarks on small fluctuation values*p. 49
Conservation and compaction of energyp. 50
Justification of conservation of energy*p. 50
How wavelet and scaling numbers are found*p. 53
Other Daubechies waveletsp. 54
Coifletsp. 58
Compression of audio signalsp. 61
Quantization and the significance mapp. 62
Quantization, entropy, and compressionp. 65
Denoising audio signalsp. 69
Choosing a threshold valuep. 70
Removing pop noise and background staticp. 73
Biorthogonal waveletsp. 75
Daub 5/3 systemp. 76
Daub 5/3 inversep. 78
MRA for the Daub 5/3 systemp. 78
Daub 5/3 transform, multiple levelsp. 80
Daub 5/3 integer-to-integer systemp. 82
The Daub 9/7 systemp. 83
Notes and referencesp. 85
Examples and exercisesp. 87
Two-dimensional waveletsp. 97
Two-dimensional wavelet transformsp. 97
Discrete imagesp. 98
2D wavelet transformsp. 99
2D wavelets and scaling imagesp. 102
Compression of images-fundamentalsp. 104
Error measures in image processingp. 107
Comparing JPEG with wavelet-based compressorsp. 108
Fingerprint compressionp. 110
The WDR algorithmp. 113
Bit-plane encodingp. 113
Difference reductionp. 116
Arithmetic compressionp. 119
The ASWDR algorithmp. 123
Arithmetic compressionp. 125
Relation to visionp. 126
Important image compression featuresp. 127
Progressive transmission/reconstructionp. 127
Lossless compressionp. 128
Region-of-interestp. 130
JPEG 2000 image compressionp. 130
Compressing color imagesp. 132
Denosing imagesp. 133
The TAWS algorithmp. 133
Comparison with Wiener denoisingp. 134
Estimation of noise standard deviation*p. 136
Removal of clutter noisep. 137
Some topics in image processingp. 139
Edge detectionp. 139
Edge enhancementp. 140
Image recognitionp. 141
Notes and referencesp. 144
Examples and exercisesp. 147
Frequency analysisp. 167
Discrete Fourier analysisp. 168
Frequency content of waveletsp. 169
Definition of the DFT and its propertiesp. 170
Properties of the DFTp. 171
z-transforms*p. 173
Frequency description of wavelet analysisp. 174
Low-pass and high-pass filtering*p. 178
Correlation and feature detectionp. 180
DFT method of computing correlationsp. 181
Proof of DFT effect on correlation*p. 183
Normalized correlations and feature detection*p. 183
Object detection in 2D imagesp. 185
Creating scaling signals and wavelets*p. 188
Gabor transforms and spectrogramsp. 192
Musical analysisp. 195
Analysis of Stravinsky's Firebird Suitep. 197
Analysis of a Chinese folk songp. 199
Inverting Gabor transformsp. 201
Gabor transforms and denoisingp. 203
Notes and referencesp. 206
Examples and exercisesp. 210
Beyond waveletsp. 223
Wavelet packet transformsp. 223
Wavelet packet transforms-applicationsp. 225
Fingerprint compressionp. 228
Continuous wavelet transformsp. 228
Gabor wavelets and speech analysisp. 232
Musical analysis: formants in song lyricsp. 236
Percussion scalograms and musical rhythmp. 237
Analysis of a complex percussive rhythmp. 241
Multiresolution Principle for rhythmp. 241
Notes and referencesp. 241
Additional referencesp. 242
Examples and exercisesp. 246
Projectsp. 255
Musicp. 255
Noise removal from audiop. 256
Wavelet image processingp. 256
Referencesp. 257
Selected exercise solutionsp. 259
Introductionp. 259
Chapter 2p. 259
Chapter 3p. 262
Chapter 4p. 268
Chapter 5p. 273
Chapter 6p. 279
Wavelet softwarep. 283
Installing the book's softwarep. 284
Other softwarep. 284
Referencesp. 285
Bibliographyp. 287
Indexp. 295
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