Add an example to use the WDM transform on a chirp-signal - #1
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This will demonstrate using the WDM transformation code on a chirp signal. It also makes some plots to help visualize the signal in the time/wavelet domain.
Given a chirp-y signal in
time-domain:We can convert this to the
wavelet-domain:And convert it back to the
time-domain, after which we check iforiginal-reconstructed ~ 1e-3Here is a plot of the residuals:
