Multiscale approximation of piecewise smooth two-dimensional functions using normal triangulated meshes (Q2484419)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2189402
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2189402 |
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Multiscale approximation of piecewise smooth two-dimensional functions using normal triangulated meshes (English)
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1 August 2005
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The authors use the multiresolution triangulation meshes to represent 2D piecewise smooth functions. They show that within the so-called horizon class of functions, the normal mesh representation has an optimal asymptotic error decay rate as the number of terms in the representation grows. Some experimental results on synthetic and real images by this approach are also provided.
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normal offsets
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mesh image
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multiresolution
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wavelet
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numerical examples
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triangulation meshes
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piecewise smooth functions
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