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2006
Page 1. J.-L. Starck F. Murtagh Astronomical Image and Data Analysis Second Edition With 119 Figures 4y Springer Page 2. Table of Contents 1. Introduction to Applications and Methods 1 1.1 Introduction 1 1.2 Transformation and Data Representation 3 1.2.1 Fourier Analysis 5 1.2.2 Time-Frequency Representation 6 1.2.3 Time-Scale Representation: The Wavelet Transform . .
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Abstract We present methods used to measure the information in an astronomical image, in both a statistical and a deterministic way. We discuss the wavelet transform and noise modeling, and describe how to measure the information and the implications for object detection, filtering, and deconvolution.
Physicalia magazine
Application of the 2-D wavelet transform to astrophysical images2002 •
The 2-D continuous wavelet transform has been applied to a number of problems in astrophysics. We survey quickly some of these, then focus on two new applications. The first one is the automatic detection and analysis of special objects from the solar corona in the data taken by the EIT instrument aboard the SoHO satellite. The second problem is the detection of gamma sources in the Universe, the difficulty lying in the discrimination of faint sources against a highly nonuniform background and the large number of sources (to be) ...
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We present several wavelet transform algorithms and theirapplications in astronomical image processing (restoration, object detection, compression, etc.). 1. The Discrete Wavelet Transform1. 1. Mallat's TransformExtensive literature exists on the wavelet transform and its application (Chui1992; Daubechies 1992; Meyer 1989). A discrete wavelet transform approachcan be obtained from multiresolution analysis (Mallat 1989). Multiresolutionanalysis results from the embedded subsets generated by interpolations at ...
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Abstract Multiresolution transforms, including a wavelet transform, are applied simage visualization, image restoration, filtering and compression,× object detection. Variance stabilization is used, when appropriate, cater for common astronomical image noise models. We discuss idation of such methods in the case of astronomical image processing. A range of examples illustrate the effectiveness of this aproach in handling point source and extended astronomical objects.
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Using deep learning convolutional neural networks to classify astronomical images
2002 •
When we consider the ever increasing amount of astronomical data available to us, we can well say that the needs of modern astronomy are growing by the day. Ever better observing facilities are in operation. The fusion of information leading to the coordination of observations is of central importance. The methods described in this book can provide effective and efficient ripostes to many of these issues.
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