pub struct MultiResolutionAnalysis;Expand description
Multi-resolution analysis (MRA) using the Haar wavelet.
Provides approximate and detail coefficients at any decomposition level, and signal reconstruction from a chosen level.
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impl MultiResolutionAnalysis
Sourcepub fn approximate_coefficients(signal: &[f64], level: usize) -> Vec<f64>
pub fn approximate_coefficients(signal: &[f64], level: usize) -> Vec<f64>
Extract the approximation coefficients at decomposition level.
Applies level forward Haar transforms, returning the coarsest
approximation vector.
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impl Freeze for MultiResolutionAnalysis
impl RefUnwindSafe for MultiResolutionAnalysis
impl Send for MultiResolutionAnalysis
impl Sync for MultiResolutionAnalysis
impl Unpin for MultiResolutionAnalysis
impl UnsafeUnpin for MultiResolutionAnalysis
impl UnwindSafe for MultiResolutionAnalysis
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