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Carroll:
>I've seen the phrase "wavelet decomposition" but have no idea what it is.
>Can it be understood by someone with less than a PhD in math? Can it be
>coded by someone with less than a PhD in math?
Well, not really. Actually, yes, if you're not strong in math
you can still code it without actually understanding it. Wavelet
transform code exists in the public domain; see for example
http://www.library.cornell.edu/nr/bookcpdf/c13-10.pdf
which contains an explanation as layman-like as can be given, with
code. Be warned, though, the first paragraph may scare you off.
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