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%.IDENT      visualsynt.hlq
%.AUTHOR     06-APR-93, IPG/ESO
%.KEYWORDS   MIDAS, help files, 
%.PURPOSE    On-line help file for the command: VISUAL/SYNT
%.VERSION    1.0  JS : Creation, 06-APR-93
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SECTION./SYNT
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VISUAL/SYNT					   JS  06-APR-93
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VISUAL/SYNT  Wavelet_File_Name [output_visu_file] [Display_Number] [Display] 

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Purpose:    
            Creates an image from the wavelet transform well adapted 
            to the visualisation. 
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Syntax:     
            VISUAL/SYNT Wavelet_File_Name [output_visu_file] 
                  [Display] [Display_Number] 
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            Wavelet_File_Name = Wavelet File Name
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            output_visu_file = file created for the visualisation.
                      The default value is "file_visu.bdf".
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            Display = Y or N; the default value is Y.
                      If Display = Y then the created image is displayed 
                      in the window;\\
                      if Display = N then no display is done, only the
                      output_visu_file is created.
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            Display_Number = the midas number of the created display
                      window. The default value is 1.
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See also: 
            WAVE/TRANSF, VISUAL/CUBE, VISUAL/WAVE, VISUAL/PLAN,
            VISUAL/PERS, VISUAL/CONT
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Note:  
            The created image depends on the used wavelet transform 
            algorithm. 
            If there is no reduction of the sampling, each scale is 
            binarized and represented by one colour. The resulting 
            image is the superpostion of all the scales.
            If it is a pyramidal algorithm or Mallat's algorithm, 
            each scale is normalized and all the scales are displayed 
            in one window.
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Examples:
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            VISUAL/SYNT  Wavelet_File_Name
            Visualizes the wavelet transform in a display window
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