Use of the statistical properties of the wavelet-transform coefficients for optimization of integration time in Fourier transform spectrometry.

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R K H ,S Hadjiloucas,J W Bowen,

We show that an analysis of the mean and variance of discrete wavelet coefficients of coaveraged time-domain interferograms can be used as a specification for determining when to stop coaveraging. We also show that, if a prediction model built in the wavelet domain is used to determine the composition of unknown samples, a stopping criterion for the coaveraging process can be developed with respect to the uncertainty tolerated in the prediction.

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Journal: Optics letters

VOLUME: 27

Page Numbers: 643-5

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MONTH: Apr

YEAR: 2002

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