Re: Continuous wavelet transform

--- In [email protected], "nh_zheng" <nh_zheng@y...> wrote:
> 
> Dear All,
>  
> I am currently doing some time-frequency analysis of glottal flow 
> signal using continuous wavelet transform. 

Sounds like a medical research project. I have an
old, and mostly unused Bachelor of Medical Science 
degree. (Physiology - artificial ventilation).

What's your interest in glottal flow?

> Can anyone kindly provide 
> me the C/C++ codes for CONTINUOUS wavelet transform?

Sorry, can't help you there, but I'm interested in this
sort of mathematical code as well.  If you locate code
to do this, please let me know about it.

You might try asking on the Object Oriented Numerics list.
  
> Thanks and best regards,

Good luck.


Regards, hoarsegg.





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