In this paper,a Littlewood-Paley function characterization of the spaces L p（R）,1〈p〈∞,is first established by means of the equivalent conditions of tight wavelet frames,wherein the Littlewood-Paley function is as...In this paper,a Littlewood-Paley function characterization of the spaces L p（R）,1〈p〈∞,is first established by means of the equivalent conditions of tight wavelet frames,wherein the Littlewood-Paley function is associated with a tight wavelet frame generated by the so-called extension principles.With the above characterization,another characterization of L p（R）,1〈p〈∞,is also established in terms of the weighted l 2-norm of the wavelet frame coefficients,which can be a useful tool in harmonic analysis,approximation theory,and image processing.展开更多
Extension Principles play a significant role in the construction of MRA based wavelet frames and have attracted much attention for their potential applications in various scientific fields. A novel and simple procedur...Extension Principles play a significant role in the construction of MRA based wavelet frames and have attracted much attention for their potential applications in various scientific fields. A novel and simple procedure for the construction of tight wavelet frames generated by the Walsh polynomials using Extension Principles was recently considered by Shah in [Tight wavelet frames generated by the Walsh poly- nomials, Int. J. Wavelets, Multiresolut. Inf. Process., 11（6） （2013）, 1350042]. In this paper, we establish a complete characterization of tight wavelet frames generated by the Walsh polynomials in terms of the polyphase matrices formed by the polyphase components of the Walsh polynomials.展开更多
Linguistic dynamic systems （LDS） are the systems based on computing with words （CW） instead of computing with numbers or symbols. In this paper, LDS are divided into two types： type-I LDS being converted from con...Linguistic dynamic systems （LDS） are the systems based on computing with words （CW） instead of computing with numbers or symbols. In this paper, LDS are divided into two types： type-I LDS being converted from conventional dynamical systems （CDS） by using extension principle and type-II LDS by using fuzzy logic rules. For type-I LDS, the method of endograph is provided to discuss the stabilities of type-I LDS and two cases of stabilities of logistic mappings： one is the states being abstracted and the other is parameters also being abstracted. For type-Ⅱ LDS, the method of degree of match is used to discuss the dynamical behavior of arbitrary initial words under fuzzy rule.展开更多
基金Supported by the National High Technology Research and Development Program of China (863 Program) (2009AA12Z203,2008AA 12Z201)
文摘In this paper,a Littlewood-Paley function characterization of the spaces L p（R）,1〈p〈∞,is first established by means of the equivalent conditions of tight wavelet frames,wherein the Littlewood-Paley function is associated with a tight wavelet frame generated by the so-called extension principles.With the above characterization,another characterization of L p（R）,1〈p〈∞,is also established in terms of the weighted l 2-norm of the wavelet frame coefficients,which can be a useful tool in harmonic analysis,approximation theory,and image processing.
文摘Extension Principles play a significant role in the construction of MRA based wavelet frames and have attracted much attention for their potential applications in various scientific fields. A novel and simple procedure for the construction of tight wavelet frames generated by the Walsh polynomials using Extension Principles was recently considered by Shah in [Tight wavelet frames generated by the Walsh poly- nomials, Int. J. Wavelets, Multiresolut. Inf. Process., 11（6） （2013）, 1350042]. In this paper, we establish a complete characterization of tight wavelet frames generated by the Walsh polynomials in terms of the polyphase matrices formed by the polyphase components of the Walsh polynomials.
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. 60125310, 60474498)
文摘Linguistic dynamic systems （LDS） are the systems based on computing with words （CW） instead of computing with numbers or symbols. In this paper, LDS are divided into two types： type-I LDS being converted from conventional dynamical systems （CDS） by using extension principle and type-II LDS by using fuzzy logic rules. For type-I LDS, the method of endograph is provided to discuss the stabilities of type-I LDS and two cases of stabilities of logistic mappings： one is the states being abstracted and the other is parameters also being abstracted. For type-Ⅱ LDS, the method of degree of match is used to discuss the dynamical behavior of arbitrary initial words under fuzzy rule.
