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Multiresolution analysis using orthogonal polynomial approximation
Multiresolution decomposition of signals has been conventionally carried out by the wavelet representation. In this paper, the orthogonal polynomial approximation has been employed for multiresolution analysis. It is demonstrated that the proposed technique based on polynomial approximation has certain distinct advantages over the conventional method employing wavelet representation.