Spherical wavelets: Efficiently representing functions on a sphere
biorthogonal wavelets on the spherecomputer graphicsdata compressionfast wavelet transformgeneralized Haar waveletslifting schemespherical wavelets
Nontrigonometric harmonic analysis involving wavelets and other special systems (42C40) Numerical aspects of computer graphics, image analysis, and computational geometry (65D18) Numerical methods for wavelets (65T60) Computer graphics; computational geometry (digital and algorithmic aspects) (68U05)
The authors introduce two families of biorthogonal wavelets on the sphere. One family is based on interpolating scaling functions and one on generalized Haar wavelets. These spherical wavelets can be derived from the trivial multiresolution analysis by the lifting scheme. The resulting wavelet algorithms are simple and efficient. Applications to compression of earth data sets, bi-directional reflectance distribution functions, and illumination computations show the importance of these spherical wavelets in computer graphics. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0948.00035].
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- Biorthogonal locally supported wavelets on the sphere based on zonal kernel functions
- A construction of \(C^1\)-wavelets on the two-dimensional sphere
- Orthogonal and nonorthogonal multiresolution analysis, scale discrete and exact fully discrete wavelet transform on the sphere
- Locally supported rational spline wavelets on a sphere
- Practical wavelet design on the sphere
- Locally supported orthogonal wavelet bases on the sphere via stereographic projection
- Factoring wavelet transforms into lifting steps
- Orthogonal and nonorthogonal multiresolution analysis, scale discrete and exact fully discrete wavelet transform on the sphere
- A new class of unbalanced Haar wavelets that form an unconditional basis for \(L_ p\) on general measure spaces
- Integration of barotropic vorticity equation over spherical geodesic grid using multilevel adaptive wavelet collocation method
- Angular multiselectivity with spherical wavelets
- Directional wavelets on n-dimensional spheres
- Wavelets on a manifold
- Polynomial wavelet-type expansions of functions on a sphere.
- Adaptive wavelet collocation methods for image segmentation using TV-Allen-Cahn type models
- Toward recursive spherical harmonics-issued bi-filters. I: Theoretical framework
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- Zooming from global to local: a multiscale RBF approach
- Continuous wavelets on compact manifolds
- An alternative to Slepian functions on the unit sphere -- a space-frequency analysis based on localized spherical polynomials
- Compression on the digital unit sphere
- Reducing memory requirements in scientific computing and optimal control
- Wavelet analysis on the sphere. Spheroidal wavelets
- On the computation of optimal transport maps using gradient flows and multiresolution analysis
- Characterizations of function spaces on the sphere using frames
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- Data compression on the sphere using multiscale radial basis function approximation
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- Interpolating wavelets on the sphere
- Effects of noise on quantized triangle meshes
- Locally supported rational spline wavelets on a sphere
- A flexible \(C^2\) subdivision scheme on the sphere: with application to biomembrane modelling
- Easy path wavelet transform on triangulations of the sphere
- Spectral Laplace transform of signals on arbitrary domains
- Spherical Framelets from Spherical Designs
- Spherical fast multiscale approximation by locally compact orthogonal wavelets
- Wavelet expansion of functions on a differentiable manifold
- Interpolatory band-limited wavelet bases on the sphere
- An adaptive wavelet collocation method for the solution of partial differential equations on the sphere
- Correspondence-free structure from motion
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