Interpreting Translation-Invariant Wavelet Shrinkage as A New Image Smoothing Scale Space Antonin Chambolle1 and Bradley J. Lucier2 (Senior Member, IEEE ) Abstract Coifman and Donoho suggested translation-invariant wavel

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Date: 2000-09-04 23:06:14 Operator theory Signal processing Timefrequency analysis Functional analysis Wavelets Contraction Heat equation Discrete wavelet transform Operator Limit Differential forms on a Riemann surface Linear temporal logic		Interpreting Translation-Invariant Wavelet Shrinkage as A New Image Smoothing Scale Space Antonin Chambolle1 and Bradley J. Lucier2 (Senior Member, IEEE ) Abstract Coifman and Donoho suggested translation-invariant wavel Add to Reading List Source URL: www.math.purdue.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 509,65 KB Share Document on Facebook

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