IDL Wavelet Toolkit User's Guide

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32 Chapter 2: Using the IDL Wavelet ToolkitWavelet Power SpectrumThe wavelet transform converts the data array into a series of wavelet coefficients,each of which represents the amplitude of the wavelet function at a particular locationwithin the array and for a particular wavelet scale.The Wavelet Power Spectrum viewer, shown in the following figure, allows you tovisualize the wavelet power as a three-dimensional surface plot, where the height ofthe surface represents the magnitude of the wavelet coefficients.Figure 2-3: The Wavelet Power Spectrum 3D viewer.Wavelet Power SpectrumIDL Wavelet Toolkit
Chapter 2: Using the IDL Wavelet Toolkit 33File MenuOpen State...This menu item opens a previously saved “state” file into a new window.Save State...This menu item saves the current state of the Wavelet Power Spectrum into a file.Export To...• Bitmap File [Windows only]: The bitmap file saves the current image as abitmap.• Vector Metafile [Windows only]: The vector metafile produces a scalableimage file, but may not be able to accurately reproduce the 3D geometry.• Bitmap Pict [Macintosh only]: The bitmap pict saves the current image as abitmap.• Bitmap Postscript: The bitmap postscript format saves the current image as abitmap.• Vector Postscript: The vector postscript format takes less disk space thanbitmap, and is scalable, but may not be able to accurately reproduce the 3Dgeometry.• VRML: The Virtual Reality Markup Language produces a three-dimensionaloutput file suitable for web publication.NoteIt is not always possible to translate the complicated 3D geometry produced by IDLobject graphics into equivalent VRML code.PrintThis menu item will output the image to a printer.CloseThis menu item closes the Wavelet Power Spectrum viewer.IDL Wavelet ToolkitWavelet Power Spectrum
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