In article <NEWTNews.875472140.6943.crosley at crosley.tcp.co.uk>,
crosley at tcp.co.uk writes:
>> 28/Sep/97
> Can anyone suggest an introduction to wavelet analysis
> with no, or minimum, maths? I have Hubbard's book
> but find it a bit obtuse. I am particularly interested
> in EEG applications. John Shaw.
>>
Wavelets with no maths? Does that exist?
I have the same problem.
Try reading: Akay,M., Wavelets in Biomedical Engineering,
Annals of biomedical engineering (1995) 23:531-542.
You can skip a lot of the math.
-philippe
