Python and Wavelets

[Phil Austin]

Brian Kelley <kelley at bioreason.com> writes:

> There are some good starting points so you might not have to reinvent the
> wheel.  One of the best (and free) packages that I have used is called
> WaveLib from INRIA which is a C library for doing wavelet transforms.
> Unfortunately, you have to e-mail them to get permission and the location of
> the source code! (bourges at int-evry.fr)
> 
> A comprehensize but slightly outdated list of wavelet packages is available
> here: http://www.eee.metu.edu.tr/~ngencer/amara.htm
> 

Two other good possibilities for wrapping:

http://www-stat.stanford.edu/~wavelab/

http://wave.cmap.polytechnique.fr/soft/LastWave.html

Phil