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Thanks for the information on gsl wavelet. Viewing the graph, then, is probably a better method of evaluating the results of the transform. I'll need to figure out how to put the gsl data into the 'f' graph window. I haven't been able to code that yet.</div>
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I think *wavelet-type* 0 is daub4, 1 is daub6.<br>
The graphs look similar to me, but gsl's<br>
dwt algorithm is slightly different from Snd's.<br>
I don't remember much about this (Snd's code<br>
was written in 1999, I think, so gsl's is probably<br>
more up-to-date).<br>
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