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    Image separation using monogenic signal of stationary wavelet transform
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    The monogenic signal is a multidimensional generalization of the analytic signal. The monogenic signal of the continuous wavelet transform is called the monogenic wavelet transform. Stationary wavelet transform is a redundant discrete wavelet transform, which is translation-invariant. A new method for blind image source separation based on position-scale information using the monogenic wavelet transform discretized by the stationary wavelet transform is presented.
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    Harmonic wavelet transform
    Stationary wavelet transform
    Second-generation wavelet transform
    Lifting Scheme
    Continuous wavelet transform
    Although Optical wavelet transform has some advantages over discrete wavelet transform, but the mother wavelets to used are very few. That limits the signal processing ability of optical wavelet transform. Without scaling functions, the multiresolution analysis of a mother wavelet is not complete. In this paper, almost all the mother wavelets used in discrete wavelet transform are introduced into optical wavelet transform. Based on the analysis, we find whether the mother wavelets have analytical forms is not a necessary condition for implementing them in optical wavelet transform. Optical wavelet transform only needs to obtain the 2D approximations of wavelet functions. Then, with the cascade algorithm, the 1D approximations of scaling and wavelet functions are computed. By the scheme of 2D separable wavelet transform, the approximations of 2D scaling and wavelet functions are constructed. So mother wavelets frequently utilized in discrete wavelet transform are introduced into optical wavelet transform. With the increase of mother wavelet for selection, it is natural to classify optical wavelet transform into separable and non-separable cases as it does in discrete wavelet transform. Since the mothers introduced by the method in this paper are separable, they are included in the separable optical wavelet transform. And the advantages of the separable mothers are listed with corresponding examples.
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    Lifting Scheme
    Stationary wavelet transform
    Harmonic wavelet transform
    Virtual instrumentation
    Fast wavelet transform
    Continuous wavelet transform
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    Wavelet transform has the characteristic of good space-frequency local area,which makes it become a strong tool in image compression.The wavelet transform based on lifting scheme is called the second-generation wavelet transform.Wavelet lifting scheme provides a new faster realization method for all the first-generation wavelet transform,so that it no more depends on Fourier transform structure.The process of first-generation wavelet transform is divided into three phases of split,prediction and update by lifting scheme.The wavelet transform based on lifting scheme is the static image compression standard of new generation——one of the key algorithms in JPEG 2000.The paper analyses it's application in the basic of researching the lifting scheme.In the end of the paper,the lifting scheme is compared with Mallat algorithm,and the experimental result indicates that the lifting scheme is as double speed as the Mallat algorithm.
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    We present a new form of wavelet transform. Unlike the continuous wavelet transform (CWT) or discrete wavelet transform (DWT), the mother wavelet is chosen to be a discrete-time signal and wavelet coefficients are computed by correlating a given discrete-time signal with continuous dilations of the mother wavelet. The results developed are based on the definition of a discrete-time scaling (dilation) operator through a mapping between the discrete and continuous frequencies. The forward and inverse wavelet transforms are formulated. The admissibility condition is derived, and examples of discrete-time wavelet construction are provided. The new form of wavelet transform is naturally suited for discrete-time signals and provides analysis and synthesis of such signals over a continuous range of scaling factors.
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    Stationary wavelet transform
    Harmonic wavelet transform
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    Cascade algorithm
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