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[Help-gsl] wavelet transform
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Montaine BERNARD |
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[Help-gsl] wavelet transform |
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Wed, 25 May 2005 09:49:46 +0200 (CEST) |
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Hello,
I've just discover the GSL and it looks very interesting. I would like to
use the wavelet transform, but I am not sure how to use it.
I have a 1D signal (power over time) and I would obtain its time-frequency
representation, with the continuous Morlet wavelet if possible (I have
seen the patch in the bug-gsl).
For instance I have a vector (length 5000, sample frequency 250) and I
want to obtain the description of all frequencies (for instance 5-15Hz)
over time. It means, I suppose, to obtain a matrix 5000*n and n depends of
the frequency band I choose (here 5-15Hz, so ... what should be n ?).
So my question is, which function can I use to obtain this time-frequency
map and what parameters should I put ?
I send you one sample signal, length 5000, sample frequency 250, short
binary values.
Thanks for your help
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