Haar Transform: About This Document ..
Haar Transform: About This Document ..
Haar Transform: About This Document ..
Haar
Haar Transform
The Haar functions The family of N Haar functions . The shape of the specific function parameters t and : are defined on the interval of a given index depends on two
and ) and
, the index
When
When
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non-zero part of the function, while the function. The Haar Transform Matrix
, where
to form , we have
and when
composed of a square wave and its negative version, and the parameters
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specifies the magnitude and width (or scale) of the shape; specifies the position (or shift) of the shape. Note that the functions of Haar trnasform can represent not only the details in
the signal of different scales (corresponding to different frequencies) but also their locations in time. The Haar transform matrix is real and orthogonal:
where
where vector
is the nth row vector of the matrix. The Haar tansform of a given signal is
being
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which is the nth transform coefficient, the projection of the signal vector th row vector of the transform matrix. The inverse transform is
onto the n-
Comparing this Haar transform matrix with all transform matrices previously discussed (e.g., Fourier transform, cosine transform, Walsh-Hadamard transform), we see an essential difference. The row vectors of all previous trnasform methods represent different frequency (or sequency) components, including zero frequency or the average or DC component (first row ), and the progressively higher frequencies (sequencies) in the subsequent rows ( ). However, the row vectors in Haar transform matrix represent progressively smaller scales (narrower width of the square waves) and their different positions. It is the capability to represent different positions as well as different scales (corresponding different frequencies) that distinguish Haar transform from the previous transforms. This capability is also the main advantage of wavelet transform over other orthogonal transforms. A Haar Transform Example: The Haar transform coefficients of a -point signal can be found as
The inverse transform will express the signal as the linear combination of the basis functions:
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and
some detailed changes in the signal, but also where in the signal such changes take place (first and second halves). This kind of position information is not available in any other orthogonal transforms.
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