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% L I S Q
% LISQ is a toolbox for the lifting scheme on two-dimensional grids
% (rectangular and quincunx) and for the computation of moment
% invariants.
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% FUNCTIONS (selected)
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% momentsupto3 - one of the main functions. After the computation of
% central moments (upto 3rd order) it computes similitude
% invariants, orthogonal invariants and invariants with
% respect to similitude and orthogonal transforms combined.
% Typically called as
% [mass, mus, orthos, sims, simorthos] = momentsupto3(F);
% For more information use the command
% help momentsupto3
% See also exampleHU.
% QLiftDec2 - one of the main functions. It performs a multiresolution
% 2D decomposition by the lifting scheme and involves
% quincunx grids. Typically called as
% [C, S] = QLiftDec2(X, N, filtername);
% For more information use the command
% help QLiftDec2
% See also example04 or consult the report mentioned below.
% QLiftRec2 - one of the main functions. It performs a multiresolution
% 2D reconstruction by inverting the lifting scheme and
% using quincunx grids. Typically called as
% X = QLiftRec2(C, S, filtername);
% For more information use the command
% help QLiftRec2
% See also example04 or consult the report mentioned below.
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% Many subsidiary functions and expedient functions exist. See the
% examples or consult the report mentioned below.
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% EXAMPLES
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% exampleIF - an elaborate example with respect to multiresolution
% image fusion, the source code includes lots of comments.
% exampleTH - an elaborate example where details (below a certain
% treshold) are discarded.
% exampleHU - an elaborate example which demonstrates how (little)
% the vector of invariants based on central moments
% depends on either rotation or similitude transforms.
% This example requires the Image Processing Toolbox.
% example00 - this small technical example shows hows how to call for
% the computation of central moments and invariants.
% example01 - this small technical example performs a check on the
% computation of central moments on a rectangular grid.
% example02 - this small technical example demonstrates an expedient
% for showing an image.
% example03 - this small technical example shows how to call for the
% multiresolution decomposition of an image and shows the
% detailed bookkeeping.
% example04 - this small technical example shows how to call for the
% multiresolution reconstruction of an image after its
% decomposition.
% example05 - this small technical example shows how to ask for the
% maximum number of levels in a decomposition.
% example06 - this small technical example shows how to retrieve the
% details on a quincunx grid, after a multiresolution
% decomposition has been performed.
% example07 - this small technical example shows how to retrieve the
% details on a rectangular grid, after a multiresolution
% decomposition has been performed.
% example08 - this small technical example demonstrates how to show
% the details on the rotated quincunx grid.
% example09 - this small technical example performs a check on the
% computation of certain central moments on a quincunx
% grid.
% example10 - this small technical example shows how a gridfunction
% constituting part of a quincunx grid is stored.
% example11 - this small technical example demonstrates how to show an
% all-scales image of the multiresolution decomposition.
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% REPORT (also manual)
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% P.M. de Zeeuw,
% A Toolbox for the Lifting Scheme on Quincunx Grids (LISQ),
% CWI Report PNA-R0224,
% Centrum voor Wiskunde en Informatica,
% Amsterdam, 2002.
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% This report is readily available as:
% http://repository.cwi.nl:8888/cwi_repository/docs/IV/04/04178D.pdf
% or
% http://ftp.cwi.nl/CWIreports/PNA/PNA-R0224.ps.Z
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% ERRATA
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% Page Line Correction
% 16 2 "square grid" should be "rectangular grid"
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% VERSION
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% This is Version 1.3, December 21, 2006.
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