Talk:Wavelet/to do
- Clarification
- An introduction to wavelets for non-academics
- More diagrams - its hard to see what wavelet analysis is when just formulas are given (I strongly second this. --Ninjagecko. One should add visuals which show how a mother wavelet is used as a template for constructing a signal, since the the "window/frame" discussion is ambiguous. People who know what this is should suggest how can artist can make a suitable mockup in a new section on the talk page.)
- Distinguishing how wavelets are used for sampled and time-continuous signals
Explain how the DWT is calculated - filters, filter banks etc.
- Expansion / more content
- More on complex wavelets
- 2d and 3d wavelet transforms
- Discussion of shift-invariance in wavelet transforms
Second generation wavelet transform and lifting techniques- Expand CWT so it is more than just formulas
- Explain the frequency time resolution issues - STFT, Heisenberg, multiresolution analysis
- Organization
- Merge section labeled "Overview" with introduction
- Listing of the other types of transform and add articles on them. Create
List of Wavelet-related transforms andarticles: - non or undecimated wavelet transform
- Newland transform
Wavelet packet decompositionStationary wavelet transform- e-decimated discrete wavelet transform
Second generation wavelet transformDual-tree complex wavelet transform
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