Tuesday, June 24, 2008

Tutorial on continuous Wavelet analysis of Experimental data

Tutorial on continuous Wavelet analysis of Experimental data

Our purpose is to make the wavelet techniques approachable without unnecessary mathematical sophistication. Therefore, graphics are more important than the formulae or analytical results, shown in small print. Also, with the expectation that the user wants to interrogate his or her data from the viewpoint of the underlying physics, only a few simple wavelets with readily interpretable transforms are used: the first two Gaussians and the Morlet wavelets. The examples range from cosines to modulated and intermittent data.www.ewalkins.com

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