scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1193396
Fractal processes are very useful in many areas of sciences such as solid state physics, hydrology, biology, turbulence, telecommunication networks, etc. These processes are often self-similar and have long-range dependence structure. Typical examples include fractional Brownian motion and fractal point processes. The author summarizes recent results on the wavelet analysis of fractional Brownian motion and fractal point processes, and wavelet estimation of their parameters. Extensions of wavelet-based methods to multifractal processes and time-dependent fractal processes such as multifractional Brownian motion are also discussed. The author concludes that wavelet-based tools are well-suited in the analysis of fractal processes. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0889.00018].
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