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Both separable and true non-separable morphological wavelet decompositions using the lifting scheme have been investigated.
We have explored both separable and true non-separable morphological wavelet decompositions using the lifting scheme.
Firstly, a wavelet with impact characteristics is constructed by using the lifting scheme to decompose signals.
Additionally, the transform is implemented using the lifting scheme [17] to reduce the complexity and maintain invertibility.
Each step, odd and even, is implemented using the lifting scheme which consists of three parts: splitting, prediction and update.
An illustration of one step of the wavelet transform with minHaar wavelet using the lifting scheme is shown on Fig. 6.
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A general and flexible approach for the construction of non-linear morphological wavelets in the spatial domain is provided by the lifting scheme using morphological lifting operators in prediction (P) step and update (U) step [35], Fig. 5.
Using the symmetric property of the lifting scheme [20] as shown in Figure 5, the next input value 'X [2]' is extended to the left of 'X [1]' and is used to perform the filter operation.
The lifting scheme is used for the development of the architecture for a 9/7 Daubechies 1-D wavelet filter with two stages of lifting (N = 2), i.e., predict1 and update1, followed by predict2 and update2 in a second stage, followed by scaling [20, 21].
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