Title :
Multidimensional causal, stable, perfect reconstruction filter banks
Author_Institution :
IBM Thomas J. Watson Res. Center, Yorktown Heights, NY, USA
fDate :
6/1/2002 12:00:00 AM
Abstract :
Following our earlier one-dimensional (1-D) work, we show that it is possible to have a large family of biorthogonal perfect reconstruction multidimensional (n-D) subband coding filter banks, which are causal and IIR both at the analysis and at the synthesis ends. While the need for perfect reconstruction IIR filter banks are more apparent for multidimensional signals than for 1-D signals, lack of design techniques have made it impossible to use such schemes. We argue that such filter banks, including their multichannel counterparts, should not only exist in a large variety, but we also indicate a number of tools potentially useful in their design. Specifically, a complete parameterization of such filters leading to design methods in 2-D are given. Parameterizations in frequency domain terms as well as in terms of state space descriptions of filters are provided. These latter techniques have potential for better numerical implementation. The development is valid for two-band as well as for multiband subband coding schemes. Examples of bi-orthogonal version of continuous multidimensional wavelets generated by these iterated filter banks, that have not been previously constructed, are worked out
Keywords :
IIR filters; causality; filtering theory; multidimensional signal processing; state-space methods; IIR; biorthogonal filter banks; continuous multidimensional wavelets; dilation matrices; frequency domain terms; multiband coding; multidimensional causal filter banks; multidimensional signals; parameterization; perfect reconstruction filter banks; sampling density factor; state space descriptions; subband coding; Channel bank filters; Filter bank; IIR filters; Image coding; Image reconstruction; Multidimensional systems; Sampling methods; Signal design; Signal synthesis; State-space methods;
Journal_Title :
Circuits and Systems I: Fundamental Theory and Applications, IEEE Transactions on
DOI :
10.1109/TCSI.2002.1010038