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Hi,
I'm trying to use the 2d wavelet functions with the bior4.4 wavelet (from Matlab, values available at
http://wavelets.pybytes.com/wavelet/bior4.4/).
In Matlab, I can get perfect reconstrution using a simple test matrix, but I get non-sensical values with IPP. I think that's due to having wrong anchor values: I'm using 0 for every anchor.
How can I deduce the correct anchor values?
Thanks
Thomas
I'm trying to use the 2d wavelet functions with the bior4.4 wavelet (from Matlab, values available at
http://wavelets.pybytes.com/wavelet/bior4.4/).
In Matlab, I can get perfect reconstrution using a simple test matrix, but I get non-sensical values with IPP. I think that's due to having wrong anchor values: I'm using 0 for every anchor.
How can I deduce the correct anchor values?
Thanks
Thomas
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Hi Thomas,
You may refer tothe 2d wavelet sample in IPP \ipp-samples\image-processing
You may refer tothe 2d wavelet sample in IPP \ipp-samples\image-processing
Download the Intel IPP Code Samples
The free Intel IPP code samples can be downloaded by going here.
Regards,
Ying
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Hi Ying,
the 2d wavelet sample deals only with the Daubechie, order2 wavelet. I don't quite see how I can continue from this sample.
Thanks
Thomas
the 2d wavelet sample deals only with the Daubechie, order2 wavelet. I don't quite see how I can continue from this sample.
Thanks
Thomas
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