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• Binomial-QMF — Orthonormal Binomial Quadrature Mirror Filter (Binomial QMF) bank with perfect reconstruction (PR) was designed by Ali Akansu, et.al. in 1990 using discrete time Binomial polynomials. They also showed that these Binomial QMF filters are identical …   Wikipedia

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