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The Discrete Wavelet Transform

Anton, Wirén · DiVA (Mälardalen University College) · 2021

In this thesis we will explore the theory behind wavelets. The main focus is on the discrete wavelet transform, although to reach this goal we will also introduce the discrete Fourier transform as it allow us to derive important properties related to wavelet theory, such as the multiresolution analysis. Based on the multiresolution it will be shown how the discrete wavelet transform can be formulated and show how it can be expressed in terms of a matrix. In later chapters we will see how the discrete wavelet transform can be generalized into two dimensions, and discover how it can be used in image processing.

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Discrete Wavelet Transform (IDWT).

Marek Jaskuła, Hanna Peru ˙zy ´nska · 2007

In the paper, analysis of “smacking ” artefacts, introduced to the speech signal by a lector, was shown. A working algorithm to reduce amount of smacks in the waveform was presented. The algorithm performs detection of distortions in the time domain using differentiation of the signal. The removal routine is based on Dicrete Wavelet Transform (DWT) and Inverse

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Segmentwise Discrete Wavelet Transform

Průša, Zdeněk · Brno University of Technology Digital Library (Brno University of Technology) · 2012

Dizertační práce se zabývá algoritmy SegDWT pro segmentový výpočet Diskrétní Waveletové Transformace – DWT jedno i vícedimenzionálních dat. Segmentovým výpočtem se rozumí způsob výpočtu waveletové analýzy a syntézy po nezávislých segmentech (blocích) s určitým překryvem tak, že nevznikají blokové artefakty. Analyzující část algoritmu pracuje na principu odstranění přesahu a produkuje vždy část waveletových koeficientů z waveletové transformace celého signálu, které mohou být následně libovolně zpracovány a podrobeny zpětné transformaci. Rekonstruované segmenty jsou pak skládány podle principu přičtení přesahu. Algoritmus SegDWT, ze kterého tato práce vychází, není v současné podobně přímo použitelný pro vícerozměrné signály. Tato práce obsahuje několik jeho modifikací a následné zobecnění pro vícerozměrné signály pomocí principu separability. Kromě toho je v práci představen algoritmus SegLWT, který myšlenku SegDWT přenáší na výpočet waveletové transformace pomocí nekauzálních struktur filtrů typu lifting.

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The Discrete Wavelet Transform

David F. Walnut · Applied and numerical harmonic analysis · 2004

The MRA structure allows for the convenient, fast, and exact calculation of the wavelet coefficients of an L 2 function by providing a recursion relation between the scaling coefficients at a given scale and the scaling and wavelet coefficients at the next coarser scale. In order to specify this relation, let {V j × be an MRA with scaling function φ(x).

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The Discrete Wavelet Transform

M. Shensa · 1991

Abstract : In a general sense, this report represents an effort to clarify the relationship of discrete and continuous wavelet transforms. More narrowly, it focuses on bringing together two separately motivated implementations of the wavelet transform, the algorithm a trous and Mallat's multiresolution decomposition. These algorithms are special cases of a single filter bank structure, the discrete wavelet transform, the behavior of which is governed by one's choice of filters. In fact, the a trous algorithm, originally devised as a computationally efficient implementation, is more properly viewed as a nonorthogonal multiresolution algorithm for which the discrete wavelet transform is exact. Moreover, we show that the commonly used Lagrange a trous filters are in one-to-one correspondence with the convolutional squares of the Daubechies filters for orthonormal wavelets of compact support. A systematic framework for the discrete wavelet transform is provided, and conditions are derived under which it computer the continuous wavelet transform exactly. Suitable filter constraints for finite energy and boundedness of the discrete transform are also derived. Finally, relevant signal-processing parameters are examined, and it is remarked that orthonormality is balanced by restrictions on resolution.

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The Haar Discrete Wavelet Transform

D. Sundararajan · 2015

In contrast to Fourier analysis, there exist an infinite number of discrete wavelet transform (DWT) basis signals. While most of these types of signals cannot be defined by analytical expressions, the Haar basis signals are exceptions. This chapter primarily presents the Haar DWT in terms of transform matrices. It provides formulas and examples of transform matrices for various data lengths and levels of decomposition. The chapter explores the row-column method of computing the 2-D Haar DWT. It discusses application of the DWT for the detection of discontinuities in signals. The time-frequency resolutions of the DWT, with N = 8, are also shown. While the DWT analysis can be carried out using the filter coefficients without any knowledge of the corresponding continuous basis functions, it is good to look at them for a better understanding of the transform.

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A NEW DISCRETE WAVELET TRANSFORM

2015

The Discrete Wavelet Transform (DWT) has two parameters: the mother of wavelets and the number of iterations. Selecting different parameters for different DWT of the same signal, different energy concentrations in the wavelet domain are obtained. So, for a particular signal there is a better pair of parameters that realizes the best energy concentration in the wavelet transform domain. In applications is difficult to find this best pair of parameters. This is the reason why the aim of this paper is to introduce a new DWT less sensitive to the parameter selection. This transform is built using a technique very modern in telecommunications, the diversity enhancement. The diversity is enhanced in the wavelet transform domain computing different DWT, of the same signal, with different parameters. So, the input signal, represented by a vector, is transformed into a matrix. Each column of this matrix represents the DWT of the input signal, computed with a different pair of parameters. This matrix represents the result of the new discrete wavelet transform, named the Diversity Enhanced Discrete Wavelet Transform, (DEDWT). The new transform can be used with good results in denoising applications, especially for low SNR signals. 1.

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Implementation of discrete wavelet transform

Yuanfa Wang, Zunchao Li, Chuang Wang et al. · 2014

The discrete wavelet transform (DWT) has a very wide and important application in digital signal processing. Daubechies order 4 wavelet transform (db4) is elected to discuss in this work. The advantages of DWT are analyzed, and a three-level Mallat algorithm is implemented in this paper, and db4 low-pass and high-pass filters are selected in each level. An orthogonal two-channel db4 filter of Lattice structure is selected and implemented,and the improved structure of the Mallat is designed in this paper. In order to verify the DWT which is designed, the EEG data is elected in this paper. The design is implemented in Verilog and simulation is performed on the Modelsim, and the FPGA implementation is verified on ISE13.3 platform.

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