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Metabolite-sensitive analysis of magnetic resonance spectroscopic signals using the continuous wavelet transform

Lemke et al., 2011

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11644108646696747900
Author
Lemke C
Schuck A
Antoine J
Sima D
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Measurement Science and Technology

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We introduce a new class of wavelets, called metabolite-based autocorrelation wavelets, for the analysis of magnetic resonance spectroscopic (MRS) signals by means of the continuous wavelet transform (CWT). Each MRS signal consists of a number of frequency …
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