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ISSN: 2250-3005 - ijcer

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International Journal Of Computational Engineering Research (<strong>ijcer</strong>online.com) Vol. 2 Issue. 8The synthesis filters F 0 and F 1 must be specially adapted to the analysis filters H 0 and H 1 to achieve perfect reconstruction[3]. By considering the z-transfer function of the 2-chanel filter bank shown in Fig.1 it is easy to obtain the relationship thatthose filters need to satisfy. After analysis, the two subbands are:2)Then, the filter bank combines the channels to get xˆ(n) . In the z-domain this is Xˆ (z). Half of the terms involve X (z) andhalf involve X (-z).There are two factors to eliminate: aliasing and distortion. For alias cancellation choose:(3)(4)The distortion must be reduced to a delay term, to achievethis Smith and Barnwell suggested [8]:(z)=- (- ) (5)With these restrictions the final filtering equation is(6)Fig.2 represents one step in a multiscale pyramid decomposition of an image [3]. The algorithm applies a one-dimensionalhigh and low pass filtering step to the rows and columns separately in the input image. The inverse transform filter bankstructure is represented in Figure 4.Figure 3 filter bank structure of DWT analysisSuccessive application of this decomposition to the LL sub band gives rise to pyramid deco mposition where the sub imagescorrespond to different resolution levels and orientations as exemplified in Fig.5. Some images decomposed with the wavelettransform are shown in figure.6Figure 4 filter bank structure of the reverse DWT synthesis||Issn <strong>2250</strong>-<strong>3005</strong>(online) || ||December| 2012 Page 333

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