Tree-structured Haar transforms

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Classical Haar functions are defined by the dyadic splitting of the interval. In this paper, the authors generalize the idea to an arbitrary time and scale splitting. To a given binary tree is associated an orthogonal system of Haar-type functions, which are called tree-structured Haar functions (TSH). A general background is introduced to design fast TSH transforms. The authors show that the algorithm requires \(2(N-1)\) additions and \(3N-2\) multiplications, where \(N\) designates the number of leaves of the binary tree.











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