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1 September 1995 WaveShrink: shrinkage functions and thresholds
Andrew G. Bruce, Hong-Ye Gao
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Abstract
Donoho and Johnstone's WaveShrink procedure has proven valuable for signal de-noising and non-parametric regression. WaveShrink is based on the principle of shrinking wavelet coefficients towards zero to remove noise. WaveShrink has very broad asymptotic near- optimality properties. In this paper, we introduce a new shrinkage scheme, semisoft, which generalizes hard and soft shrinkage. We study the properties of the shrinkage functions, and demonstrate that semisoft shrinkage offers advantages over both hard shrinkage (uniformly smaller risk and less sensitivity to small perturbations in the data) and soft shrinkage (smaller bias and overall L2 risk). We also construct approximate pointwise confidence intervals for WaveShrink and address the problem of threshold selection.
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Andrew G. Bruce and Hong-Ye Gao "WaveShrink: shrinkage functions and thresholds", Proc. SPIE 2569, Wavelet Applications in Signal and Image Processing III, (1 September 1995); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.217582
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KEYWORDS
Wavelets

Signal to noise ratio

Wavelet transforms

Doppler effect

Interference (communication)

Solids

Error analysis

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