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Simplify Wavelet filter function #323

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@JoostJM JoostJM commented Oct 31, 2017

PyWavelets package supports applying wavelets sequentially along multiple axes, therefore there is no need for reslicing the (partially filtered) data using python functions. This reduces a lot of complexity in the code and also includes a higher performance of the filter.

Additionally, allow for 2D application of wavelets when force2D is set to True, where no wavelet will be applied along the force2Ddimension.

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PyWavelets package supports applying wavelets sequentially along multiple axes, therefore there is no need for reslicing the (partially filtered) data using python functions. This reduces a lot of complexity in the code and also includes a higher performance of the filter.

Additionally, allow for 2D application of wavelets when `force2D` is set to `True`, where no wavelet will be applied along the `force2Ddimension`.
@JoostJM JoostJM merged commit 6ac3bb8 into AIM-Harvard:master Nov 2, 2017
@JoostJM JoostJM deleted the wavelet-update branch November 15, 2017 13:24
@JoostJM JoostJM added this to Implementation changes in Feature definitions Feb 20, 2018
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