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Wavelet Frames On Graphs Defined By Fmri Functional Connectivity

2011
Conference Papers

Abstract

Multiscale representations such as the wavelet transform are useful for many signal processing tasks. Graphs are flexible models to represent complex networks and a spectral graph wavelet transform (SGWT) has recently been developed as a generalization of conventional wavelet designs.

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