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What is multiwavelet?

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∙ 14y ago
Updated: 8/17/2019

A generalization of wavelets that uses vector valued functions as scaling and wavelet functions. The two scale equation contains a sum of matrices instead of sum of scalars.

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How do you perform a multiwavelet transformation?

Hi When you use two or more wavelet for processing the image its called as Mutiwavelet transformation.Matlab Package for these transformation are available.Dr.Vasily Strela has created the package for it.Google for his name ,You can mail him to get the package.I think its has Matlab 4/5 version compatibility,not very sure of it. If you have any other questions..mail me at rrromeoranjan@gmail.com


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