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In the presence of oscillating singularities the standard
Wavelet Transfrom Modulus Maxima (WTMM) method gives
irrelevant information on the Hoelder regularity of the
function. In general, two exponents h,beta are necessary
to describe the singular behavior of a function f(x),
namely the Hoelder exponent h and the oscillation
exponent beta describing the local power law divergence
of the instantaneous frequency. If f(x) contains
oscillating singularities the regularity of the primitive
of f(x) depends on beta. In this case the Hoelder
exponent does not increase by 1 as in the case of a cusp
singularity but by beta + 1. Thus, the singularity
spectrum of general functions depends on both exponents,
D(h,beta). In order to extract Hoelder exponents and to
quantify at the same time the oscillating behavior we
propose to use a family of complex progressive wavelets
?psi sub n! with an increasing number of vanishing
moments.
Date Published: 2015-10-29 12:55:56
Identifier: DTIC_ADP010920
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