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* This page is maintained by Sunil K. Narang
 
* This page is maintained by Sunil K. Narang
** Email: kumarsun at usc dot edu
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** Email: narang.sunil at gmail dot com
  
 
== Source Code ==
 
== Source Code ==
* [https://www.dropbox.com/sh/vlyvf73ab4o5iyl/AAAWQnS43L9tMK9YredWi-K9a?dl=0 Graph-QMF Matlab Source Code]
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**This toolbox contains demo examples of implementing two-channel graph-QMF wavelet filterbanks, on the vertices of an undirected weighted graph. The algorithm and proposed formulation can be found in:
 
**This toolbox contains demo examples of implementing two-channel graph-QMF wavelet filterbanks, on the vertices of an undirected weighted graph. The algorithm and proposed formulation can be found in:
 
# S. K. Narang and Antonio Ortega, "Perfect Reconstruction Two-Channel Wavelet Filter-Banks For Graph Structured Data", <i> in IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing </i>[http://arxiv.org/abs/1106.3693<small><b> PDF format</b></small>]
 
# S. K. Narang and Antonio Ortega, "Perfect Reconstruction Two-Channel Wavelet Filter-Banks For Graph Structured Data", <i> in IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing </i>[http://arxiv.org/abs/1106.3693<small><b> PDF format</b></small>]
 
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* [https://www.dropbox.com/sh/vlyvf73ab4o5iyl/AAAWQnS43L9tMK9YredWi-K9a?dl=0 GraphBior Matlab Source Code]
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* [http://biron.usc.edu/~kumarsun/Codes/graphBior-Filterbanks.zip GraphBior Matlab Source Code]
 
**This toolbox contains demo examples of implementing two-channel graphBior wavelet filterbanks, on the vertices of an undirected weighted graph. The algorithm and proposed formulation can be found in:
 
**This toolbox contains demo examples of implementing two-channel graphBior wavelet filterbanks, on the vertices of an undirected weighted graph. The algorithm and proposed formulation can be found in:
# S. K. Narang and Antonio Ortega, "Compact Support Biorthogonal Wavelet Filterbanks for Arbitrary Undirected Graphs", <i> under review in IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing </i>[http://arxiv.org/pdf/1210.8129v1.pdf<small><b> PDF format</b></small>]
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# S. K. Narang and Antonio Ortega, "Compact Support Biorthogonal Wavelet Filterbanks for Arbitrary Undirected Graphs", <i> under review in IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing </i>[http://arxiv.org/pdf/1210.8129v1.pdf<small><b> PDF format</b></small>]-->
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* [http://sipi.usc.edu/~ortega/Software/Graph_Wavelets_Demo.zip Graph Wavelets Matlab Source Code]
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**It contains demo examples implementing two-channel graph-QMF and graphBior wavelet filterbanks, on the vertices of an undirected weighted graph. The algorithms and proposed formulations can be found in:
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# S. K. Narang and Antonio Ortega, "Perfect Reconstruction Two-Channel Wavelet Filter-Banks For Graph Structured Data", <i> in IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing </i>[http://arxiv.org/abs/1106.3693<small><b> PDF format</b></small>]
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# S. K. Narang and Antonio Ortega, "Compact Support Biorthogonal Wavelet Filterbanks for Arbitrary Undirected Graphs", <i> in IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing </i>[http://arxiv.org/pdf/1210.8129v1.pdf<small><b> PDF format</b></small>]
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* [https://github.com/bwdeng20/thgsp thgsp: Pytorch-based GSP package by Bowen Deng]
  
 
==Installation==
 
==Installation==
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1 filterbanks on a default image and parameters
 
1 filterbanks on a default image and parameters
   [wav_coeffs] = Biorth_filterbank_demo1();
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   [wav_coeffs] = QMF_filterbank_demo_1();
 
2 filterbanks on a given image  
 
2 filterbanks on a given image  
 
   filename = 'sample1.jpg';
 
   filename = 'sample1.jpg';
 
   filetype = 'jpeg';
 
   filetype = 'jpeg';
   [wav_coeffs] = Biorth_filterbank_demo1(filename,filetype);
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   [wav_coeffs] = QMF_filterbank_demo_1(filename,filetype);
 
3 filterbanks on a given image with optional parameters
 
3 filterbanks on a given image with optional parameters
 
   opt = struct('max_level',3,'filterlen',20,'nnz_factor',1);
 
   opt = struct('max_level',3,'filterlen',20,'nnz_factor',1);
 
   filename = 'sample1.jpg';
 
   filename = 'sample1.jpg';
 
   filetype = 'jpeg';
 
   filetype = 'jpeg';
   [wav_coeffs] = Biorth_filterbank_demo1(filename,filetype,opt);
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   [wav_coeffs] = QMF_filterbank_demo_1(filename,filetype,opt);
 
   % where max_level is the number of decomposition level,  
 
   % where max_level is the number of decomposition level,  
 
   % filterlen is length of approximated FIR Meyer kernel
 
   % filterlen is length of approximated FIR Meyer kernel
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* Demo 2 implements a 2-dimensional graph-QMF filterbank on the Minnesota traffic graph.
 
* Demo 2 implements a 2-dimensional graph-QMF filterbank on the Minnesota traffic graph.
 
** To run the demo, execute in Matlab  
 
** To run the demo, execute in Matlab  
   Biorth_filterbank_demo2;
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   [wav_coeffs, channel_info] = QMF_filterbank_demo_2();
 
   % where wav_coeffs are the output wavelet coefficients ordered as a vector
 
   % where wav_coeffs are the output wavelet coefficients ordered as a vector
 
   % channel_info(i).name is the name of subband,  
 
   % channel_info(i).name is the name of subband,  
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== Contact ==
 
== Contact ==
* Comments, questions or concerns should be directed to: Sunil K. Narang (kumarsun at usc dot edu)
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* Comments, questions or concerns should be directed to: Sunil K. Narang (narang.sunil at gmail dot com)
  
 
== Related Publications ==
 
== Related Publications ==

Latest revision as of 09:45, 5 February 2021

General Information

  • This website provides source code for two-channel wavelet transforms on graphs.
  • This page is maintained by Sunil K. Narang
    • Email: narang.sunil at gmail dot com

Source Code

  • Graph Wavelets Matlab Source Code
    • It contains demo examples implementing two-channel graph-QMF and graphBior wavelet filterbanks, on the vertices of an undirected weighted graph. The algorithms and proposed formulations can be found in:
  1. S. K. Narang and Antonio Ortega, "Perfect Reconstruction Two-Channel Wavelet Filter-Banks For Graph Structured Data", in IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing PDF format
  2. S. K. Narang and Antonio Ortega, "Compact Support Biorthogonal Wavelet Filterbanks for Arbitrary Undirected Graphs", in IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing PDF format

Installation

  • The code is written in Matlab(c) version R2011a.
  • To install the code, simply unpack the directory in a Matlab folder.

How to run demos

  • Demo 1 implements a 2-dimensional graph-QMF filterbank on an 8-connected graph-formulation of any 2D digital image.
    • For a K-level wavelet-tree decomposition, the algorithm automatically crops the input image into a square image of size multiple of 2^K.
    • The output is graph wavelet-coefficients ordered in the image format as shown

(any caption)

    • To run the demo, execute any of the following commands:

1 filterbanks on a default image and parameters

  [wav_coeffs] = QMF_filterbank_demo_1();

2 filterbanks on a given image

  filename = 'sample1.jpg';
  filetype = 'jpeg';
  [wav_coeffs] = QMF_filterbank_demo_1(filename,filetype);

3 filterbanks on a given image with optional parameters

  opt = struct('max_level',3,'filterlen',20,'nnz_factor',1);
  filename = 'sample1.jpg';
  filetype = 'jpeg';
  [wav_coeffs] = QMF_filterbank_demo_1(filename,filetype,opt);
  % where max_level is the number of decomposition level, 
  % filterlen is length of approximated FIR Meyer kernel
  % nnz_factor is the fraction of non-zero high-pass coefficients used in reconstruction
  
  • Demo 2 implements a 2-dimensional graph-QMF filterbank on the Minnesota traffic graph.
    • To run the demo, execute in Matlab
  [wav_coeffs, channel_info] = QMF_filterbank_demo_2();
  % where wav_coeffs are the output wavelet coefficients ordered as a vector
  % channel_info(i).name is the name of subband, 
  % channel_info(i).nodes is the set of indices of wavelet coefficients in the ith subband.

Contact

  • Comments, questions or concerns should be directed to: Sunil K. Narang (narang.sunil at gmail dot com)

Related Publications

  • S. K. Narang and Antonio Ortega, "Perfect Reconstruction Two-Channel Wavelet Filter-Banks For Graph Structured Data", In IEEE Transactions of Signal Processing, also available at Tech. Rep. arXiv:1106.3693v3
  • S.K. Narang and A. Ortega, "Downsampling Graphs Using Spectral Theory",IEEE Intl. Conf. on Acoustics, Speech and Signal Processing (ICASSP'11), PDF format, Poster

Related Links

Acknowledgements

  • This work was supported by NSF under grant CCF-1018977