Wavelets in statistics: A review
Statistical Methods & ApplicationsPublished 1 August 1997
Anestis Antoniadis
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Wavelets, multiresolution analysis, nonparametric curve estimation, density estimation, regression, model selection, orthogonal series, thresholding, crowss-validation, shrinkage, denoising,
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