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An Error Analysis for the Sampling of Periodic Signals

Jacob, M.  
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Blu, T.  
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Unser, M.  
2001
Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Sampling Theory and Applications (SampTA'01)

We analyze the representation of periodic signals in a scaling function basis. This representation is sufficiently general to include the widely used approximation schemes like wavelets, splines and Fourier series representation. We derive a closed form expression for the approximation error in the scaling function representation. The error formula takes the simple form of a Parseval like sum, weighted by an appropriate error kernel. This formula may be useful in choosing the right representation for a class of signals. We also experimentally verify the theory in the particular case of description of closed curves.

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Author(s)
Jacob, M.  
Blu, T.  
Unser, M.  
Date Issued

2001

Publisher

SampTA

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Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Sampling Theory and Applications (SampTA'01)
Issue

Orlando FL, USA

Start page

45

End page

48

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