Listed below are some links and resources that you might find helpful
in this course. If you have a useful or interesting link/resource, please
share it with me and the class by
emailing it to me.
- Amara Graps has a fantastic wavelet site. Her page is
here.
- Click
here to link to an ASCII conversion
chart.
- Wavelet Functions Mathematica
package. I have written a package for you to use in class. You can also
install it on your own computer.
- Instructions for installing the Wavelet Functions package:
- Save the zip file (called package.zip) somewhere on your computer.
Let's say you save it to C:\temp on your PC. Click
here to get the package in
WinZipped form.
- Unzip it using WinZip to C:\temp.
- In C:\temp you should have a folder called
WaveletFunctions.
- Now open Mathematica. If you have administrative
privileges on the computer and you want to install the package
for all possible users, type the command $BaseDirectory.
If you only want to install it for personal use, type the command
$UserBaseDirectory. In each case you will be given a
directory. For machines on the UST network the value of
$UserBaseDirectory is
C:\Documents and Settings\loginname\Application Data\Mathematica
- Now cut and paste the WaveletFunctions folder to the Applications
folder that resides in either $BaseDirectory or
$UserBaseDirectory.
- Go back to Mathematica, click on Help and select
Rebuild Help Index.
- You may have to now close and re-open Mathematica. At
the very least, you'll need to close and re-open the
Help Browser. After you do this, if you go to the
Help Browser under Help and click on
Add-ons & Links, you should be able to scroll down and
find WaveletFunctions. If you do, you are all set to use it!