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A First Example,In this chapter we introduce the discrete wavelet transform, often referred to as DWT, through a simple example, which will reveal some of its essential features. This idea is due to C.Mulcahy [20], and we use his example, with a minor modification.

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The Discrete Wavelet Transform via Lifting,We now introduce the discrete wavelet transform via a procedure, which is known as ‘lifting’ in the literature. This procedure was introduced by W. Sweldens in a series of papers [25, 26].