from Part III - The Banach Space Setting
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 10 October 2019
The computation ofgamblets is accelerated by localizing their computation in a hierarchical manner (using a hierarchy of distances), and the approximation errors caused by these localization steps are bounded based on three properties: nesting, the well-conditioned nature of the linear systems solved in the Gamblet Transform, and theexponential decay of the gamblets. These efficiently computed, accurate, andlocalized gamblets are shown to producea Fast Gamblet Transform of near-linear complexity. Application to the three primary classes ofmeasurement functions in Sobolev spaces are developed.
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