Highly symmetric bi-frames for triangle surface multiresolution processing (Q643639)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5966341
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    Highly symmetric bi-frames for triangle surface multiresolution processing
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5966341

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      Highly symmetric bi-frames for triangle surface multiresolution processing (English)
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      2 November 2011
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      Symmetry property of wavelets or wavelet frames is of particular importance in applications such as triangle surface multiresolution processing. This paper introduces the concept of \(6\)-fold axial symmetry in Definition~1 for bivariate dyadic dual wavelet frames with four high-pass primal filters and four high-pass dual filters. Based on box splines and the butterfly interpolatory subdivision scheme and by solving systems of nonlinear algebraic equations, this paper presents in Sections 4--7 several interesting examples of bivariate dual wavelet frames having short supports and \(6\)-fold axial symmetry. For the constructed Loop's scheme-based dual wavelet frames, multiresulotion algorithms are provided for extraordinary vertices and boundary vertices of triangular meshes. Its application to triangle surface multiresolution processing is given in Section~8.
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      6-fold symmetric frame filter bank
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      symmetric wavelet bi-frames
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      lifting scheme
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      frame multiresolution algorithm templates
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      loop's scheme-based bi-frames
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      the butterfly scheme-based bi-frames
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      triangle surface multiresolution processing
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