Selection of scales for continuous wavelet transform for improving patterns detectability
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The task of scales selection for continuous wavelet transform is analyzed in brief. The technique of computation the minimal and maximal required scales for better pattern localization in a signal is proposed. The proposed technique is employed for time localization of epileptiform patterns in the electroencephalogram
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