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By Dr Rajeev Srivastava CSE IITBHU Dr Rajeev Srivastava 1 Its Understanding Dr Rajeev Srivastava 2 3 Wavelet Analysis and Synthesis Dr Rajeev Srivastava Dr Rajeev Srivastava ID: 441434

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Slide1

Wavelet Transform

ByDr. Rajeev SrivastavaCSE, IIT(BHU)

Dr. Rajeev Srivastava

1Slide2

Its Understanding

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3Wavelet Analysis and Synthesis

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4Slide5

5Wavelets………

Time –Frequency plane of Discrete Wavelet Transform

Fourier Transform

Translation Dilations(scaling

)

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6Wavelets……..

In the time domain we have full time resolution, but no frequency localization or separation.

In the Fourier domain we have full frequency resolution but no time separation.

In the wavelet domain we have some time localization and some frequency localization.

Dr. Rajeev SrivastavaSlide7

7Wavelets…….

A set of dilations and translations ψ

τ,s

(t) of a chosen mother wavelet ψ

(t) is used for analysis of a signal. The

general form of wavelets :

 

Where

s

is the scaling (dilations) factor and

τ

is the translation (location) factor.

Manipulating wavelets

by

translation (

change the central position of the wavelet along the time axis) and

scaling

( change the locations or levels).

The

forward wavelet transform (Analysis Part)

, calculates the contribution (

wavelet coefficients

, denoted as

C

τ,s

)of each dilated and translated version of the mother wavelet in the original data

set.

Wavelet

transform

is defined as

Dr. Rajeev SrivastavaSlide8

8Wavelets……

Inverse wavelet transform (Synthesis Part)

uses the computed wavelet coefficients and superimposes them to calculate the original data set.

Discrete Wavelet

Transform(DWT)

The scale and translate parameters are chosen such that the resulting wavelet set forms an orthogonal set. Dilation factors are chosen to be powers of 2. A common choice for

τ

and

s

is

τ

=2

m

,

s

=n.2

m

where n, m

ε

Z

i.e.

Where m

is the scaling factor and

n

is the translation factor

.

Dr. Rajeev SrivastavaSlide9

9

.

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 Slide10

10

h

0

(n)

LPF

h

1

(n)

HPF

2

2

2

2

g

0

(n)

g

1

(n)

+

x(t)

x’(t)

NOTE: y0(n) is approximation part of x(n) and y1(n) is detail part of x(n)

y

0

(n)

y

1

(n)

A two-band filter bank for 1D sub-band coding and decoding

|H

0

(

ω

)|

|H

1

(

ω

)|

LOW BAND

HIGH BAND

0 π/2 π

ω

Spectrum splitting properties of sub-band coding and decoding

Dr. Rajeev SrivastavaSlide11

11Splitting the signal spectrum with an iterated filter bank.

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12Wavelets…..

The Z-Transform of sequence x(n) for n=0,1,2,3,…. is

Where z is a complex variable .If , above equation becomes DFT. Basic advantage of using Z-Transform is that it easily handles the sampling rate changes .

Down Sampling

by a factor of 2 in the time domain corresponds to the simple Z-domain operation:

Up Sampling

by a factor of 2 is defined as:

for n=0,2,4,…..

Otherwise

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13

The filter bank is said to be a

perfect reconstruction filter bank

when

a

2

= a

0

. If, additionally,

h1 = h

2

and

g1 = g

2

, the filters are called

conjugate mirror filters

Dr. Rajeev SrivastavaSlide14

14

h0(m)h1

(m)

2↓

2↓

h

0

(n)

h

1

(n)

h

0

(n)

h

1

(n)

2↓

2↓

2↓

2↓

x(m,n)

Rows

(along m)

a(m,n)

d

V

(m,n)

d

H

(

m,n

)

d

D

(m,n)

Columns (along n)

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15

Spatial

Hierarchy for 2D Image

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16

Frequency hierarchy for a two level 2D DWT decomposition

Frequency hierarchy for a two level full 2D WPT decomposition

Dr. Rajeev SrivastavaSlide17

17Example of an 128x128 image at different levels of decompositions by 2D DWT

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18Slide19

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