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Hadamard Transform: Nisha (612) Pawan (613) Rachita Nagpal

The document defines and provides properties of the Hadamard transform. It is an orthogonal, symmetric linear transform that operates on 2^m real or complex numbers. Hadamard matrices contain only 1s and -1s. Key properties include being real, symmetric, orthogonal and ultra-fast with no multiplications needed. Examples of Hadamard basis images and how the transform is applied to images are also shown.

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Hadamard Transform: Nisha (612) Pawan (613) Rachita Nagpal

The document defines and provides properties of the Hadamard transform. It is an orthogonal, symmetric linear transform that operates on 2^m real or complex numbers. Hadamard matrices contain only 1s and -1s. Key properties include being real, symmetric, orthogonal and ultra-fast with no multiplications needed. Examples of Hadamard basis images and how the transform is applied to images are also shown.

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HADAMARD TRANSFORM

By: Nisha(612) Pawan(613) Rachita Nagpal(614)

DEFINATION
The Hadamard transform known WalshFourier transform is an example of a generalized class of Fourier Transform performs an orthogonal, symmetric, linear operation on 2 raise to power m real numbers or complex numbers Hadamard matrices themselves are purely real Components of HT vector contain only 1 and -1

MATHEMATICAL NOTATION
H(1)=1/sqrt(2)*mat{[1 1],[1 -1]} In general, H(n)=H(n-1) H(1) = 1/sqrt(2)*mat{[H(n-1) H(n-1)], [H(n-1) - H(n-1)]}

The number of transitions from 1 to -1 in HT matrix is called sequency

PROPERTIES
Real, Symmetric and orthogonal H=Hpow(n)=transpose(H)=inverse(H) Ultra fast transform(+1 or -1) Good energy compactness Very fast, no multiplications

HADAMARD BASIS IMAGES

Sequency 7 x 3

Sequency 31 x 202

As

N=2pow(n) then; for N=4 matrix representation of image is; each block consists of an array of 44 binary elements (White means +1 and Black means 1)

HADAMARD TRANSFORM
Main Image (Gray

Level)

HT of Main image (Hadamard spectrum)

Logarithmic scaled of the Hadamard spectrum


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