When I was in #CS grad school, back in the early 1990s, #wavelets were hot in 3D volumetric CGโoh, those SIGGRAPH symposia on the topic. At the same time in #EE, loads of papers were published on their efficacy in DSP. Just about everyone in EE and CS seemed to have published at least one paper on wavelets. Fun times. But the current state of wavelet academic #research seemed to have dried up.
I don't quite understand why wavelet transform has not supplanted Fourier transform in many #engineering and #computing application domains, considering its estimable time-frequency locality and its prodigious multi-resolution analysis capabilities, compared to Fourier analysis.
I am but a mere "maths carpenter". So, what am I missing, I wonder.