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Choice of wavelet smoothness, primary resolution and threshold in wavelet shrinkage

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This article introduces a fast cross-validation algorithm that performs wavelet shrinkage on data sets of arbitrary size and irregular design and also simultaneously selects good ...

Guy P. Nason

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