Recently, a mixed transform technique was suggested for representing non-stationary signals efficiently by superimposing two subsets of transform components in the Fourier and Walsh domains. An iterative method was used to obtain the dominant components from the two domains, to reproduce the signal. This paper describes an exact formulation of the residual error after partially extracting the weighted transform components from each domain. In addition, a computationally efficient implementation is proposed that employs direct transformation from the Fourier to the Walsh domain. Also, a gradient algorithm is developed to minimize the error by adaptively adjusting the weights associated with the selected subsets of the transform components. C...
Image-coding techniques that employ subsets of nonorthogonal basis images chosen from two or more tr...
The field of signal processing has seen explosive growth during the past decades; almost all textboo...
Image-coding techniques that employ subsets of nonorthogonal basis images chosen from two or more tr...
A technique is proposed for signal representation using superimposed partial sets of different trans...
A useful technique is presented to efficiently represent non-stationary signals by combining the wav...
A technique is proposed for signal representation using partial sets of different transforms which a...
A useful technique is presented to efficiently represent nonstationary signals by combining the wave...
The mixed transform representation of time-varying signals uses partial sets of basis functions from...
A novel technique for representation of three-dimensional signals is presented employing the constra...
A useful technique is presented to compactly represent multidimensional signals employing two or mor...
A novel technique, for the representation of three-dimensional signals employing constrained sets of...
A novel technique is presented to compress medical data employing two or more mutually nonnrthogonal...
A novel technique is presented to compress medical data employing two or more mutually nonorthogonal...
Mixed transform coders have been shown to consistently yield higher signal quality than those based ...
Nontraditional transform domain signal processing techniques, applied to two important signal proces...
Image-coding techniques that employ subsets of nonorthogonal basis images chosen from two or more tr...
The field of signal processing has seen explosive growth during the past decades; almost all textboo...
Image-coding techniques that employ subsets of nonorthogonal basis images chosen from two or more tr...
A technique is proposed for signal representation using superimposed partial sets of different trans...
A useful technique is presented to efficiently represent non-stationary signals by combining the wav...
A technique is proposed for signal representation using partial sets of different transforms which a...
A useful technique is presented to efficiently represent nonstationary signals by combining the wave...
The mixed transform representation of time-varying signals uses partial sets of basis functions from...
A novel technique for representation of three-dimensional signals is presented employing the constra...
A useful technique is presented to compactly represent multidimensional signals employing two or mor...
A novel technique, for the representation of three-dimensional signals employing constrained sets of...
A novel technique is presented to compress medical data employing two or more mutually nonnrthogonal...
A novel technique is presented to compress medical data employing two or more mutually nonorthogonal...
Mixed transform coders have been shown to consistently yield higher signal quality than those based ...
Nontraditional transform domain signal processing techniques, applied to two important signal proces...
Image-coding techniques that employ subsets of nonorthogonal basis images chosen from two or more tr...
The field of signal processing has seen explosive growth during the past decades; almost all textboo...
Image-coding techniques that employ subsets of nonorthogonal basis images chosen from two or more tr...