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Wavelet Transform (Section 13.10.6-13.10.8) - PowerPoint Presentation

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Wavelet Transform (Section 13.10.6-13.10.8) - PPT Presentation

Michael Phipps Vallary S Bhopatkar The most useful thing about wavelet transform is that it can turned into sparse expansion ie it can be truncated Truncated Wavelet Approximation Arbitrary chosen ID: 717060

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Wavelet Transform(Section 13.10.6-13.10.8)

Michael Phipps

Vallary

S.

BhopatkarSlide2

The most useful thing about wavelet transform is that it can turned into sparse expansion i.e. it can be truncated

Truncated Wavelet Approximation

Arbitrary chosen

test

fnct

, smooth except over square root cusp

Vector components after performing

DAUB4

DWTSlide3

This kind of truncation makes the vector sparse, but still of logical length 1024

To perform truncation on wavelet, it is very important to consider the amplitude of the components and not only the positions

Hence, whenever we compress the function, we should consider both the values

i.e

. amplitude as

well as the position of the non zero coefficient.There are two types of wavelets namely compact (unsmooth) and smooth (non compact)Compact wavelets are better for lower accuracy approximations and for functions with discontinuities, which makes it good choice for image compression.

Smooth wavelets are good for achieving high numerical accuracy and hence it is best for fast solution of integral equations.

In real applications of wavelets to compression, components are not starkly “kept” or “discarded.” Rather, components may be kept with a varying number of bits of accuracy, depending on their magnitudeSlide4

A wavelet transform of a d-dimensional array is most easily obtained by transforming the array sequentially on its first index (for all values of its other indices),then on its second, and so on. Each transformation corresponds to multiplication by an orthogonal matrix M

For d = 2, the order of transformation is independent. And it similar to the multidimensional case for FFTs.

Wavelet Transform In

MultidimensionsSlide5

This is an application of multidimensional transform.

The procedure is to take the wavelet transform of a digitized image, and then to “allocate bits” among the wavelet coefficients in some highly non uniform, optimized, manner.

Large wavelet coefficient

quantized accurately, while small one quantized coarsely with bit- or two or else truncated completely.

To demonstrate front end wavelet encoding with simple truncation: Set the threshold value such that all small wavelet coefficients are set to zero and then by varying threshold we can vary the fraction of large wavelet coefficient.

Compression of ImagesSlide6

Sometimes image b choose over a as a superior image, because the “little bit” of wavelet compression has the effect of

denoising

the image