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Yuri2015-07-10 09:18:53
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Yuri, 2015-07-10 09:18:53

Is this typical behavior for the wavelet method?

Colleagues who had to clean the signal from noise or solve a similar problem (image compression, for example), please look at the screen. Blue - noisy signal, yellow - after wavelet transform. Is this downward jump typical behavior for a method? (I did not find an error in the code; moreover, by applying the reverse transformation, the function was restored).
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DancingOnWater, 2015-07-10
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Well, think for yourself. If the parent wavelet is a continuous function, then how can a series of continuous functions give a discontinuity of the second kind. No, of course it's a bug in the code.
And yes, what, an error somewhere when working with arrays shows a shift in graphs after a break

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