• Wavelet Methods for Time Series Analysis (Cambridge Series in Statistical and Probabilistic Mathematics) | | | |
• A Primer on Wavelets and Their Scientific Applications, Second Edition (Studies in Advanced Mathematics) | | | |
• Introduction to Wavelets and Wavelet Transforms: A Primer | | | |
• Understanding Digital Signal Processing (2nd Edition) | | | |
• A Wavelet Tour of Signal Processing, Third Edition: The Sparse Way | | | |

Caveat
Review written by: E. Gregory From
This is a great book for understanding the specifics of implementation of wavelet transforms and lifting schemes. One warning, however, the book is rife with errors and the reader would be well-advised to check calculations.

very good book fills a missing hole in wavelet literature
Review written by: Christopher K. Koenigsberg From Norman, OK USA
Just picked up a copy of this book.

Seems to really fill a missing hole in the wavelet literature, explaining the recent "lifting" approach, and tying it together, with the filterbank approach and the more traditional mother wavelet scale/translation approach.

A must read for Lifting Based Wavelet Transforms
Review written by: Sumit Nath From Ottawa, Canada
You always wondered, what is "Lifting" with respect to wavelets. Well you have this book..and I must say, this will definately solve all your doubts abt Lifting. I use this book, and recommend it to anyone, who wish to explore the wonderful world of wavelet based transforms. An in-depth analysis of multi-rate transforms, Laurent polynomial division and actual MATLAB-based exmaples enhance the beauty of this book. Amongst the vast majority of books out there, Check out this one !

The non-mathematician-friendly introduction to wavelets
Review written by: Steve Uhlig From Berlin, Germany
While most wavelets books are terribly difficult from a mathematical viewpoint, this book introduces the reader to wavelets from the practical viewpoint. It introduces the procedure to compute the wavelet coefficients without speaking about mathematical functions. If you don't care about functional spaces, then go to this one. I really think this book is the most friendly introduction to wavelets for people who don't care about maths.

Users of wavelets.
Review written by: Palle E T Jorgensen From Iowa City, Iowa United States
The users of wavelets include engineers who design filters. The wavelet lifting technique is a powerful tool, and extraordinarily practical. The authors present it very nicely, and the book is an attractive source where anyone can pick up the essentials.