wp.dict(x, wavelet=wavelet.options(type="wp")$wavelet, n.levels=wavelet.options(type="wp")$n.levels, boundary=wavelet.options(type="wp")$boundary, precondition=wavelet.options(type="wp")$precondition, pdeg=wavelet.options(type="wp")$pdeg, pfrac=wavelet.options(type="wp")$pfrac, dual=wavelet.options(type="wp")$dual, analysis.filter=NULL, synthesis.filter=NULL, decimate=T, series.name=NULL, update.dict=TRUE, dict=list()) cp.dict(x, n.levels=wavelet.options(type="cp")$n.levels, dct.type=wavelet.options(type="cp")$dct.type, taper=wavelet.options(type="cp")$taper, boundary=wavelet.options(type="cp")$boundary, n.taper=NULL, series.name=NULL, update.dict=TRUE, dict=list()) wp.dict.2d(x, wavelet=wavelet.options(type="wp.2d")$wavelet, n.levels=wavelet.options(type="wp.2d")$n.levels, boundary=wavelet.options(type="wp.2d")$boundary, precondition=wavelet.options(type="wp.2d")$precondition, dual=wavelet.options(type="wp.2d")$dual, analysis.filter=NULL, synthesis.filter=NULL, image.name=NULL, dict=NULL) cp.dict.2d(x, n.levels=wavelet.options(type="cp.2d")$n.levels, dct.type=wavelet.options(type="cp.2d")$dct.type, taper=wavelet.options(type="cp.2d")$taper, boundary=wavelet.options(type="cp.2d")$boundary, n.taper=NULL, image.name=NULL, dict=NULL)
These are support for the functions block.dct(), block.cpt(), block.dct.2d(), block.cpt.2d(), cp.atom(), cp.costs.2d(), cp.crystal(), cp.crystal.2d(), cp.table(), cpt(), cpt.2d(), dwt(), dwt.2d(), wp.inf.crysyal(), matching.pursuit(), mra(), mrd(), nd.dwt(), rob.dwt(), wp.atom(), wp.costs.2d(), wp.crystal(), wp.crystal.2d(), wp.nd.crystal(), wp.table(), wpt(), wpt.2d(). They are not indended to be called directly by users. For details, see cp.dict.object, cp.dict.2d.object, wp.dict.object, wp.dict.2d.object.