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So there currently isn't a way to directly get the space domain of just the unscaled mother, as they're mostly represented internally in the Fourier domain. If you're looking for plotting purposes (e.g. the ones on the readme landing page), there's a space domain representation ψ given by
m = Morlet()
ψ, ω = computeWavelets(n, m; space = true)
though to get the values its computed at, you'd also have to convert the frequency ω to time.
I think probably the "proper" way to do this would be include the analytic version of the space domain, which in principle isn't too hard. Though the orthogonal wavelets, with their recursive definition, would be more involved.
Hi, is there any simple way to directly access any wavelet as a function ?
For example,
Thanks !
Simon
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