![]() | FloatSWT Class |
Namespace: CenterSpace.NMath.Core
The FloatSWT type exposes the following members.
Name | Description | |
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![]() | FloatSWT(FloatSWT) |
Creates a deep copy of this discrete wavelet transform object.
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![]() | FloatSWT(FloatWavelet) |
Creates a discrete stationary wavelet transform class using the given wavelet. Set the Signal property before decomposing
the signal with the SWT.
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![]() | FloatSWT(Single, FloatWavelet) |
Creates a discrete stationary wavelet transform class using the given wavelet.
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Name | Description | |
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![]() | mode |
The current wavelet signal edge management mode.
(Inherited from DiscreteWaveletTransform.) |
![]() | Signal |
Gets and Sets the signal data to be transformed.
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![]() | Wavelet |
The assigned wavelet.
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Name | Description | |
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![]() | Clone |
Returns a deep copy of this object.
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![]() | ComputeThreshold |
Finds a single threshold for a given thresholding method and decomposition level.
(Inherited from DiscreteWaveletTransform.) |
![]() | CurrentDecompLevel |
Provides the current maximum level to which this signal has been decomposed.
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![]() | DecompLength |
Provides the length of the DWT approximation and detail coefficient vectors.
(Inherited from DiscreteWaveletTransform.) |
![]() | Decompose |
Decompose the signal into approximation and details with the SWT.
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![]() | MaximumDecompLevel |
Provides the maximum number of DWT decompositions possible based on the signal and wavelet lengths.
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![]() | Reconstruct |
A complete multi-level discrete wavelet reconstruction. A signal decomposition must be first completed.
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![]() | WaveletCoefficients |
Provides access to the details and approximation vectors. All details and approximation vectors are the same
length with a SWT signal decomposition.
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Name | Description | |
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![]() | mode_ |
The current mode of signal edge management.
(Inherited from DiscreteWaveletTransform.) |
![]() | wavelet_ |
The associated wavelet.
(Inherited from DiscreteWaveletTransform.) |