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7 June 1996 Approach to the design of discrete-time wavelets
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The paper presents an approach to the design of half-band discrete-time wavelets. This is accomplished through the use of a class of quadrature mirror filters which exhibit near- perfect reconstruction property. In particular, we present a technique for the design of such filters, wherein the designer has the flexibility to make tradeoffs between in- band behavior, out-of-band behavior, and the transition-band behavior. The basic formulation is carried out in the frequency domain, which is shown to translate the design problem into an eigenvalue-eigenvector problem. To find the optimal filter for a specific set of specifications, an optimization algorithm is also presented. Using this algorithm, designs ranging from 4 to 80 taps have been carried out successfully. A fairly complete table of resulting filters, which can be used by signal and image processing engineers, is included in the paper.
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Huai Dong Li and Vijay K. Jain "Approach to the design of discrete-time wavelets", Proc. SPIE 2750, Digital Signal Processing Technology, (7 June 1996); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.241987
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KEYWORDS
Linear filtering

Wavelets

Electronic filtering

Optimization (mathematics)

Optical filters

Nonlinear filtering

Signal attenuation

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