T. Greiner, ORTHOGONAL AND BIORTHOGONAL TEXTURE-MATCHED WAVELET FILTERBANKS FOR HIERARCHICAL TEXTURE ANALYSIS, Signal processing, 54(1), 1996, pp. 1-22
This paper deals with the application of the wavelet transform to hier
archical texture analysis. The main goal is the design of texture-matc
hed FIR-filterbanks as the dyadic (2-channel) orthogonal and the M-cha
nnel biorthogonal wavelet filterbanks. The new approach represents a g
eneralization of the already known purely mathematically-oriented desi
gn methods for multirate and wavelet filterbanks. The cascaded applica
tion of the filterbanks results in a critically, by the factor M . M (
with M greater than or equal to 2) downsampled, pyramidal representati
on of the textured image. The performance of these new filters discrim
inating textures is compared with the classical wavelet approaches on
Brodatz's textures.