Titlebook: Wavelets and Statistics; Anestis Antoniadis,Georges Oppenheim Book 1995 Springer-Verlag New York 1995 Gaussian process.Hypothese.Markov ra

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Micronde: a Matlab Wavelet Toolbox for Signals and Images,nization are described and its use both in command line and interface mode are illustrated. Real or synthetic signals as well as images are used to present wavelet-based analysis, de-noising and compression.

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,,(0,1) Weak Convergence of the Empirical Process for Dependent Variables,obtain a general tightness condition. In the strong mixing case, this allows us to improve on the well known result of Yoshihara (of course for the. . continuous functionals). In the same spirit, we give also an application to associated variables which improves a recent result of Yu. Some statistical applications are presented.

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0930-0325 nalysis, signal processing, probability theory and statistics. The abundance of intriguing and useful features enjoyed by wavelet and wavelet packed transforms has led to their application to a wide range of statistical and signal processing problems. On November 16-18, 1994, a conference on Wavelet

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Thresholding of Wavelet Coefficients as Multiple Hypotheses Testing Procedure,oefficients for further reconstruction of de-noised signal plays a key-role in the wavelet decomposition/reconstruction procedure. [DJ1] proposed a global threshold. and showed that such a threshold . reduces the expected risk of the corresponding wavelet estimator close to the possible minimum. To

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Wavelets, spectrum analysis and 1/, processes, the revisiting of classical spectral estimators from a time-frequency perspective allows to define different wavelet-based generalizations which are proved to be statistically and computationally efficient. Discretization issues (in time and scale) are discussed in some detail, theoretical claims a

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Variance Function Estimation in Regression by Wavelet Methods,riance function in heteroscedastic multiple linear regression problems. The variance function is recovered by means of a smoothing nonparametric method, based on wavelet decompositions. The proposed method does not require preliminary or simultaneous estimation of the mean function. The resulting wa