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....the regularity of the kernel K. Introduce a dyadic subdivision fJ ; b n 1; 2b n 1g of [0; 1] de ned by J = c ; d ] where c = p =2 , d = p 1) 2 , p and q are the integers uniquely determined by = 2 p and 0 p 2 : The Haar basis (Haar [15]) is the orthogonal basis de ned by: e 0 = I [0;1] e = 2 2 I J 2 I J 2 1 ; 1: We note Sn (f) the expansion of f on the Haar basis truncated to the (b n 1) rst terms Each coe cient a , 0; b n is estimated by the random Riemann sum a ;kn = e (x n;r ) ....

Haar, A. (1910) Zur Theorie der orthogonalen Funktionensysteme. Math. Ann. 69, 331371.

....0 and 0 otherwise. The inner product in Equation 8 is a sum rather than an integral, and we see that Fj = 5(j k)5(j l) The inner summation of Equation 9 simplifies into the pointwise multiplication formula ,t Fjluvl = ujvj. Another simple example is the Fourier basis e(t) e 2t, k Z, for L2([0, 1]) This basis is both orthonor mal and closed under multiplication, so Fjl = 5(k l j) A change of variables in the inner summation of Equation 9 gives the usual convolution formula ,t Fjluvt uvj . A less simple example is the Haar basis of Equation 1. Its basis functions are indexed by ....

.... xm: m = 1, 2, are modeled by independent Bernoulli trials of a random variable with a fixed probability density function p = p(t) For technical reasons, assume that p is continuous and strictly positive on (0, 1) It defnes a probability P E ae f fE p(t) dt for each measurable E C [0, 1]. For fixed i N 0 (uniform) quantization to N values is defined by the fornmla Qzl(x) ae f [NxJ N. If x c [0, 1) then QN(X) 0, 1 2 N 1 N, N For coding or transnfission, xn is replaced by a quantized version of itself, namely Qzl(x, m = 1, 2, After quantization, the ....

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A. Haar, "Zur theorie der orthogonalen funktionensysteme," Mathematische Annalen 69, pp. 331-371, 1910.

....would call it a new fad, and ask what all the fuss is about. Those who are convinced will get on the wagon and drop the infinite series they are workingon. Others will be looking for the lost remainder terms. Wavelet analysis is in a sense a new trend, but it started with Alfred Haar s paper [6] almost a hundred yearsago. The significance of Haar s original construction was perhaps not fully understood until much later in the mid 1980 s. Some of the reasons for the wavelet craze [a favorite term of the skeptics ] have to do with the need for fast algorithms, brought about by our ....

A. Haar, Zur Theorie der orthogonalen Funktionensysteme, Math. Ann. 69 (1910), 331--371.

....The requirement for the # j,k s to generate orthonormal bases for the V j s can be relaxed and it can be shown that we only need to require that they generate a Reisz basis for the MRA spaces, see e.g. 17] Example 2. 1 As an example of a multiresolution analysis we introduce the Haar MRA [34] where the approximations are composed as piecewise constant functions. The MRA spaces are defined as f # (R) #k # Z , f [k2 j , k 1)2 j ] Constant (2.7) and the scaling functions are generated from the box function 1 [0,1] The properties in the definition of a MRA are easily ....

A. Haar. Zur Theorie der orthogonalen Funktionensysteme. Mathematische Annalen., 69:331--371, 1910.

....and the heatlet or refinable heat stored in the memory. An example is in order now. Example. We compute the simplest heatlet##the Haar heatlet derived from the Haar multiresolution. The Haar wavelet #(x) is defined by 1, 0#x 1#2, #(x) 1, 1#2#x 1, 0, elsewhere. It was constructed by Haar [5] in 1910 searching for a good orthonormal system on [0, 1] with respect to which the Fourier expansion of any continuous function converges uniformly. It has been re explained in terms of wavelets after the wavelet theory emerged. Recall the heat kernel P t (x) exp 2t . 3.1) ....

A. Haar, Zur theorie der orthogonalen Funktionen-Systeme, Math. Ann. 69 (1910), 331#371.

.... All other wavelet bases are defined indirectly by an infinite recursion (or by an infinite product in the Fourier domain) 23, 48, 81, 109] It is therefore no coincidence that most of the earlier wavelet constructions were based on splines; for instance, the Haar wavelet transform (n=0) [34], the Franklin system (n=1) Strmberg s one sided orthogonal splines [82] and the celebrated BattleLemari wavelets [11, 47] Since then, the family has grown and there are now several other subclasses of spline wavelets available; they differ in the type of projection used and in their ....

A. Haar, "Zur Theorie der orthogonalen Funktionensysteme," Math. Ann., vol. 69, pp. 331-371, 1910.

....= 1 2 1 2 1 1 x(2n) x(2n 1) 1) The grid of points (x(2n) 2n 1) formed by the integer input stream x(n) is reversibly transformed into a new grid (m(n) d(n) Equation (1) describes the forward part of the PRFB (see figure 1. a) corresponding to a scaled version of Haar wavelets [5] (h(0) h(1) 2 , g(0) g(1) 2 and all other h(n) g(n) 0) From (1) it is clear that d(n) is a stream of integers d q (n) d(n) while m(n) can easily be transformed to a stream of integers by the reversible quantification formula: m (n) m(n) if x(2n) x(2n 1) is even q m (n) ....

A. Haar, "Zur Theorie der Orthogonalen Funktionensysteme", Math. Annal., 1910, vol. 69, pp. 331-371.

....been proposed [3] as an alternative to the RPS method: but HBC data updates require time . However, to our knowledge, the HBC method is the first to generalize the RPS method in terms of base b trees and it does away with the overlay. Other authors have used base 2 (dyadic) Haar wavelets [4, 10] either to compress or approximate prefix sums aggregates [14, 16, 17] or as a replacement for the prefix sum method [18] An important limitation of these wavelet based methods is that they have polylogarithmic query times. Assuming that range sums aggregates cannot use a buffer larger than the ....

....of a wavelet transform is to project the data on a simpler, coarser scale while measuring the error made so that the transformation can be reversed [4] By projecting repeatedly the data on coarser and coarser scales, a wavelet tree is built and provides a mathematical zoom . The Haar transform [10] is probably the first example of a wavelet transform. Let X = be an array of length 2 0, 2 . In one dimension and with a convenient normalization, the Haar transform can be described with two operators: the coarse scale projection P Haar (X) QHaar (X) x ....

A. Haar, Zur Theorie der orthogonalen Funktionen-Systeme, Math. Ann., 69, pages 331-371, 1910.

....scaling functions. The requirement for the # j,k s to generate orthonormal bases for the V j s is a bit strict and it can be shown that we need only require that they generate a Reisz basis for the MRA spaces, see e.g. 4] As an example of a multiresolution analysis we introduce the Haar MRA [7] where the approximations are composed as piecewise constant functions. The MRA spaces are defined as V j = f # (R) #k # Z , f [k2 j , k 1)2 j ] Constant and the scaling functions are generated from the box function 1 [0,1] The properties in the definition of a MRA are easily ....

A. Haar. Zur Theorie der orthogonalen Funktionensysteme. Math. Annal., 69:331--371, 1910.

....biorthogonal bases and higher dimensional transforms are then presented. In this manner the general framework is laid for wavelets applied to finite two and three dimensional images. Haar Wavelets Much of the background for what is now called wavelets was laid by Haar in 1910. He demonstrated [29] the simple piecewise constant function could be used to generate an orthonormal basis of (R) As a motivating example, first examine this basis. Consider the function on R: #(t) 10# t t 1, 0 elsewhere. 1.1) The function # is often known as a mother wavelet, as it is used to ....

A. Haar. Zur theorie der orthogonalen funktionensysteme. Math. Annal., 69:331-- 371, 1910.

....single iteration of the 3D DWT is obtained by applying a single iteration of the 1D DWT in each coordinate dimension. The lowpass outputs in all three dimensions are the only 1 Assistant Professor in Information Technology, Department of Civil Environmental Engineering, MIT. 2 ] 2 [ [ 2 1 ] [ 1 ] 2 [ 2 1 ] 1 0 1 1 0 1 n k c k b n d n k c k a n c m N k m m N k m = otherwise n n n a 0 1 1 0 1 ] otherwise n n n b 0 1 1 0 1 ] coefficients that are fed into the next iteration. This scheme leads to the non standard form of ....

....iteration of the 3D DWT is obtained by applying a single iteration of the 1D DWT in each coordinate dimension. The lowpass outputs in all three dimensions are the only 1 Assistant Professor in Information Technology, Department of Civil Environmental Engineering, MIT. 2 ] 2 [ 2 1 ] [ 1 ] 2 [ 2 1 ] 1 0 1 1 0 1 n k c k b n d n k c k a n c m N k m m N k m = otherwise n n n a 0 1 1 0 1 ] otherwise n n n b 0 1 1 0 1 ] coefficients that are fed into the next iteration. This scheme leads to the non standard form of the ....

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....Definition 0.1. An orthonormal wavelet is a function 2 L 2 (R) such that the family f j;k g j;k2Z ; where j;k (x) 2 j=2 (2 j x Gamma k) is an orthonormal basis for L 2 (R) The first example of a basis with this structure was given by Alfred Haar in 1910. Example 0. 2 ([18]) The Haar wavelet h is defined by h(x) 8 : 1; for x 2 [0; 1=2) Gamma1; for x 2 [1=2; 1) 0; otherwise. The family fh j;k g j;k2Z provides an example of an orthonormal wavelet basis for L 2 (R) The Haar wavelet is not continuous and as a consequence has a bad frequency ....

A. Haar. Zur theorie der orthogonalen funktionen-systeme. Math. Ann., 69:331--371, 1910.

....approach and adaptive mesh refinement enables us to give a new meaning to refinement sensors used in AMR methods. Particularly, numerical sensors and physical sensors do not belong to different classes. 2 ADAPTIVE MESH REFINEMENT AND WAVELET APPROACH 2. 1 The Haar wavelet basis The Haar wavelet [18] is the most elementary wavelet and historically the oldest (1910) It is defined by two basic functions : the analyzing wavelet , usually called the mother wavelet, and the scaling function , usually called the father wavelet. 2 Olivier Roussel and Marc P. Errera The scaling function = ....

.... 0 elsewhere (1) The analyzing wavelet = 0;0 on [0; 1] is defined as (x) 8 : Gamma1 if x 2 h 0; 1 2 h 1 if x 2 h 1 2 ; 1 i 0 elsewhere (2) The translations and dilatations of the mother wavelet constitute an orthonormal basis of L 2 ( 0; 1] Haar [18], Daubechies [14] j;i (x) 2 j 2 i 2 j x Gamma i j (3) where j 0 and 0 i 2 j . j 1 1 1 y 0 1 0 2 2 x x x 1 1 y y y 00 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 Figure 1: Haar wavelet basis,primary elements on [0; 1] 3 Olivier Roussel and Marc P. Errera Thus, each function f 2 L 2 ( 0; 1] ....

Haar A., "Zur Theorie der orthogonalen Funktionensysteme", Math. Ann., Vol. 69, 1910, pp. 331-371.

.... t gets large) Figure 1 goes about here. Figure 1 shows plots of two wavelets. The left hand plot is of the Haar wavelet, which is defined as # (H) u) # # # # 1 # 2, 1 u# 0; 1 # 2, 0 u# 1; 0, otherwise (this is arguably the first wavelet since it appeared in a 1910 article by Haar [6]) The other wavelet # (Mh) u) is proportional to the second derivation of the Gaussian (or normal) probability density function. This wavelet is called the Mexicanhat wavelet for obvious reasons. We can use the Haar wavelet to tell us something about how localized averages of a signal x(t) ....

Haar, A. (1910), Zur Theorie der Orthogonalen Funktionensysteme, Mathematische Annalen 69, 331--371.

....it. The first pair is called wavelet analysis filters , denoted as H a , G a . The other pair is called wavelet synthetic filters , denoted as H s , G s . They are uniquely determined by the wavelet transform. For example, for the Haar wavelet, the simplest and most popular wavalet given by Haar [15], the wavelet analysis filters associated with Haar wavelet are : H a = 1= p 2; 1= p 2) G a = Gamma1= p 2; 1= p 2) The wavelet synthetic filters associated with Haar wavelet are : H s = 1= p 2; 1= p 2) G s = 1= p 2; Gamma1= p 2) Now, the split operation can be defined ....

A. Haar. Zur theorie der orthogonalen funktionensysteme. Mathematics Annal., 69:331--371, 1910.

.... of factors [z; 0] and [fi; fl] fi; fl 2 C: Daubechies [7, 8] used certain finitely supported CQF s, obtained as minimal phase spectral factors of filters constructed by Herrmann [11] to construct a family of orthonormal bases consisting of compactly supported wavelets that extend the Haar basis [10]. She showed these wavelets were continuous and that their regularity increased with the filter length. The author [15] showed that every finitely supported CQF p whose Fourier transform satisfies P (1) 1 yields a family of wavelets that form a tight frame for L 2 (R) Cohen [5, 6] and the ....

A. Haar, Zur Theorie der orthogonalen Funktionen-Systeme, Mathematsche Annallen, Volume 69, pages 331-371, 1910.

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A. Haar. Zur Theorie der orthogonalen Funktionensysteme. Math. Ann., 69:331--371, 1910.

....arithmetic spectrum is computed over the integers whereas the Reed Muller spectrum is computed over GF (2) It is for this reason the arithmetic transform was termed the inverse integer Reed Muller transform in [5] 3.4 Haar Transform The orthogonal Haar functions presented by A. Haar in 1910 [13] form a set of 2 n continuous orthogonal functions over the interval [0,1] They can be defined as follows where k is over the continuous interval 0 to 1: H 0 0 (k) 1:0 H q i (k) p 2) i;1 ( 1:0)# for q 2 i;1 k q 1 2 2 i;1 = p 2) i;1 ( 1:0)# for q 1 2 2 i;1 k ....

A. Haar. Zur Theorie der orthogonalen Funktionensysteme. Math. Ann., 69:331--371, 1910.

....Haar basis separately. Extremal distributions as well as Gaussian distributions are possible Next, we present a very simple and efficient method of reducing the negative bias, and finally, we give some simulations. Before proceeding, a word on some papers referred in the list but not quoted yet: [12] seems to be the earliest related paper, 3, 5, 23, 24] are some seminal papers on orthogonal series for functional estimation, 21, 22] are papers which originated two lines of descendants also related to set estimation. 2 Preliminaries Let N be a stationary Poisson point process on R 2 with an ....

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