Talk:Multiresolution Fourier transform

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just a little detail in the format

the use of the uppercase for "Transform" maybe it is not necessary in the text. Well done for the article! Fabio.quaglieri (talk) 13:01, 1 July 2022 (UTC)[reply]

Article review [GLAM@PoliMi2022]

The article is very well done. I have corrected a few minor things (mainly related to leftover blank spaces in the placement of references), and I have removed a sentence in the "Applications" section which was not neutral. I have the following suggestions for further improving the article:

The comparison between the Fourier and the wavelet transform could use some more references for some statements, which I marked with "citation needed". Also, the causal statement pertaining the Fourier transform should be better clarified or rephrased, as it is not immediate.

The sentence "The integral Fourier transform can then be defined from B-wavelet transform using." seems incomplete.

Again, good job! NickDiCicco (talk) 13:22, 1 July 2022 (UTC)[reply]