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Integrodifferential equations for continuous multiscale wavelet shrinkage
The relations between wavelet shrinkage and nonlinear diffusion for
discontinuity-preserving signal denoising are fairly well-understood
for single-scale wavelet shrinkage, but not for the practically
relevant multiscale case. In this paper we show that 1-D multiscale
continuous wavelet shrinkage can be linked to novel integrodifferential
equations. They differ from nonlinear diffusion filtering and corresponding
regularisation methods by the fact that they involve smoothed derivative
operators and perform a weighted averaging over all scales. Moreover,
by expressing the convolution-based smoothed derivative operators by
power series of differential operators, we show that multiscale wavelet
shrinkage can also be regarded as averaging over pseudodifferential
equations.