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MIF kompiuterijos katedra

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A. Bastys "Digital signal processing, II"

Catalog description:

    Image processing, time-frequency and wavelet analysis, multiresolution analysis, transform coding.

Current Text:

    Stephane Mallat, A wavelet tour of signal processing, Academic-Press, 1998.

Additional Reference:

    A. M. Montvila, Skaitmeninis signalø apdorojimas, Vilnius, Technika, 1994.

Goals:

    The students should learn the theory and practice of main topics of two-dimensional digital signal processing. They also should show practical ability to rotate, change scale, zoom, smooth, filter; to obtain time-scale and time-frequency representation of data; to choose appropriate transform for data information compressing.

Content:

  • Sampling;
  • color theory;
  • integral and discrete orthogonal transforms;
  • time-invariant filtering;
  • time-scale and time-frequency data representation;
  • image multiresolution analysis;
  • fractal sets and self-similar functions;
  • wavelet bases and transforms;
  • wavelet packet and local cosine bases;
  • approximation of digital signals;
  • optimal filtering;
  • embedded transform coding;
  • fractal images.

Required Background:

    Course of mathematical analysis, linear algebra, introduction to probability theory, programming.
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