Abstract
Asymmetric formulas for wavelet transformation are established making it possible to include regularization in the general scheme of wavelet processing. A new class of filtering functions is constructed for direct and inverse wavelet transformations.
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Novikov, I.A. Regularization and Wave Approach to Dynamic Measurements. Measurement Techniques 45, 485–493 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1020007820560
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