An Improved Version of the Inverse Hyperanalytic Wavelet.pptVIP

Hyperanalytic Wavelet Packets Ioana Firoiu, Dorina Isar, Jean-Marc Boucher, Alexandru Isar Introduction Wavelet techniques based on the Discrete Wavelet Transform (DWT) Advantages Sparsity of coefficients Disadvantages Shift-sensitivity (input signal shift → unpredictable change in the output coefficients) Poor directional selectivity Wavelet Packets Shift-Invariant Wavelet Packets Transforms One-Dimensional DWPT (1D - DWPT) Shift Invariant Wavelet Packets Transform (SIWPT) Non-decimated DWPT (NDWPT) Dual-Tree Complex Wavelet Packets Transform (DT-CWPT) Analytical Wavelet Packets Transform (AWPT) Two-Dimensional DWT (2D - DWT) 2D-SIWPT 2D-NDWPT Poor directional selectivity 2D-DT-CWPT Reduced flexibility in choosing the mother wavelets Hyperanalytical Wavelet Packets Transform (HWPT) DT-CWPT Advantages Quasi shift-invariant Good directional selectivity Disadvantages Low flexibility in choosing the mother wavelets Filters from the 2nd branch can be only approximated AWT DWT at whose entry we apply the analytical signal defined as: xa=x+iH{x} where H{x} denotes the Hilbert transform of x. AWPT Simulation ResultsAWPT HWPT HWPT’s Shift-Invariance DWPT’s Directional Selectivity HWPT’s Directional Selectivity Directional Selectivity Experiment Simulation Results. Comparison with the 2D-DWPT HWPT’s Direction Separation Capacity Conclusion The hyperanalytic wavelet packets have: good frequency localization, quasi shift-invariance, quasi analyticity, quasi rotational invariance. In the case of the 2D-DWT three directions are defined: horizontal, vertical and diagonal. The 2D-DWPT has an increased directional selectivity, compared to the 2D-DWT, as it can be concluded based on the comparative analysis from the figure. In figure is presented the computation scheme for the 2D-DWPT (with two iterations) (center) and the spectrum of the input image (left). Supposing that the low-pass filter, h and the high-pass filter, g, are ideal, at the outputs 2 –