Math 3360 Mathematical Imaging Lecture 6 Haar Walsh

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Math 3360: Mathematical Imaging Lecture 6: Haar, Walsh & Discrete Fourier Transform Prof. Ronald

Math 3360: Mathematical Imaging Lecture 6: Haar, Walsh & Discrete Fourier Transform Prof. Ronald Lok Ming Lui Department of Mathematics, The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Recap: Haar transform For details, please refer to Supplementary note 3 Definition of Haar

Recap: Haar transform For details, please refer to Supplementary note 3 Definition of Haar functions:

Recap: Haar transform For details, please refer to Supplementary note 3 Definition of Haar

Recap: Haar transform For details, please refer to Supplementary note 3 Definition of Haar transforms: (N = power of 2��)

Recap: Walsh transform For details, please refer to Supplementary note 3 Definition of Walsh

Recap: Walsh transform For details, please refer to Supplementary note 3 Definition of Walsh functions:

Recap: Walsh transform For details, please refer to Supplementary note 3 Definition of Walsh

Recap: Walsh transform For details, please refer to Supplementary note 3 Definition of Walsh transforms: (N = power of 2��)

Haar transform elementary images Haar transform basis image. White = positive; Black = negative;

Haar transform elementary images Haar transform basis image. White = positive; Black = negative; Grey = 0

Walsh transform elementary images Walsh transform basis image. White = positive; Black = negative;

Walsh transform elementary images Walsh transform basis image. White = positive; Black = negative; Grey = 0

Reconstruction using Haar decomposition (a) = using 1 x 1 elementary images (first 1

Reconstruction using Haar decomposition (a) = using 1 x 1 elementary images (first 1 row and first 1 column elementary images; (b) = using 2 x 2 elementary images (first 2 rows and first 2 column elementary images… And so on…

Error under Haar decomposition

Error under Haar decomposition

Reconstruction using Walsh decomposition (a) = using 1 x 1 elementary images (first 1

Reconstruction using Walsh decomposition (a) = using 1 x 1 elementary images (first 1 row and first 1 column elementary images; (b) = using 2 x 2 elementary images (first 2 rows and first 2 column elementary images… And so on…

Error under Walsh decomposition

Error under Walsh decomposition