Two-Dimensional Wavelets with Complementary Filter Banks
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https://doi.org/10.5540/tema.2000.01.01.0001Abstract
In this paper, the Two-Dimensional (2D) Complementary Filter (CF) Banks, a signal processing technique which can be used to get scaling and wavelets functions, are presented. The 2D multirate signal processing theory and complementary filters properties are the base of CF Banks, permitting us to consider different types of sampling and filters. Two-dimensional nonseparable quincunx, rectangular and circular complementary filters are designed for an alias free decimation and interpolation. When CF bank is implemented with quincunx sampling and filters, perfect reconstruction is achieved and although it is not reached in others cases, the analysis and synthesis are performed without aliasing. The CF banks are related with wavelet theory and procedures to get 2D scaling and bandpass wavelets functions from the L-level filter bank tree structure iteratively are shown. We illustrate scaling and wavelets functions convergence as the level of decomposition increases.References
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