2. Wavelet bases
2.1 Multi-resolution analysis
When a cameraman "zooms in", he starts from a global view of things, which we'll call a rough approximation, to focus on an area of interest, bringing out more detail than in the first image. Let's see how to formalize this type of multi-resolution approximation
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Numerous software packages now exist, making it easy to implement a wavelet transformation. Most of these products are integrated into larger software packages (MATLAB, Mathematica...) designed for numerical or symbolic calculation. What's more, these programs are generally available on different systems (Unix/Linux, Windows, Macintosh).
Commercial software includes the Wavelet Toolbox, a MATLAB toolbox...
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