Installing Wavelet Toolbox Software
To install this toolbox on your computer, see the appropriate platform-specific
MATLAB® installation guide. To determine if the Wavelet Toolbox™ software is already installed on your system, check for a subfolder named
wavelet within the main toolbox folder.
Wavelet Toolbox software can perform signal or image analysis. For indexed images or
truecolor images (represented by m-by-n-by-3
arrays of uint8), all wavelet functions use floating-point
operations. To avoid Out of Memory errors, be sure to allocate enough
memory to process various image sizes.
The memory can be real RAM or can be a combination of RAM and virtual memory. See your operating system documentation for how to configure virtual memory.
System Recommendations
While not a requirement, we recommend you obtain Signal Processing Toolbox™ and Image Processing Toolbox™ software to use in conjunction with the Wavelet Toolbox software. These toolboxes provide complementary functionality that give you maximum flexibility in analyzing and processing signals and images.
This manual makes no assumption that your computer is running any other MATLAB toolboxes.
Platform-Specific Details
Some details of the use of the Wavelet Toolbox software may depend on your hardware or operating system.
Windows Fonts
We recommend you set your operating system to use “Small Fonts.” Set this option by clicking the Display icon in your desktop's Control Panel (accessible through the Settings > Control Panel submenu). Select the Configuration option, and then use the Font Size menu to change to Small Fonts. You'll have to restart Windows® for this change to take effect.
Fonts for Non-Windows Platforms
We recommend you set your operating system to use standard default fonts.
However, for all platforms, if you prefer to use large fonts, some of the
labels in the Wavelet Analyzer app figures may be illegible when using the
default display mode of the toolbox. To change the default mode to accept large
fonts, use the wtbxmngr function. (For more
information, see either the wtbxmngr help or its
reference page.)
Mouse Compatibility
Wavelet Toolbox software was designed for three distinct types of mouse control.
Left Mouse Button | Middle Mouse Button | Right Mouse Button |
|---|---|---|
Make selections. Activate controls. | Display cross-hairs to show position-dependent information. | Translate plots up and down, and left and right. |
Note
The functionality of the middle mouse button and the right mouse button can be inverted depending on the platform.
