I've been using IDL, matlab, and octave for a while (mostly IDL) but Juila looks really interesting. I have been interested in wavelets (one of the reasons for matlab) and think that if Julia wavelet package got non-separable wavelets (e.g., quincunx based) it would really stand out in that department. For image analysis, separability (directionality x/y) and its impact on images is a problem everyone just sort of lives with. Not everyone is familiar with nonseparable wavelets. I don't find them in most of the standard intro texts. Thoughts?
Thanks for letting me join, Patricia
