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Mathematical analysis establishes Walsh-Fourier characterizations and a mixed oblique extension principle for sub-wavelet frames on the half-line, advancing signal representation theory.
In this paper, we investigate a class of weak dual frames generated by nonhomogeneous sub-wavelet systems on the half-line [Formula: see text]. Unlike classical wavelet frame theory on [Formula: see text] or [Formula: see text], the lack of a group structure on [Formula: see text] prevents the direct application of standard Fourier analysis. To address this, we work within the framework of the Walsh-Fourier transform associated with the operation “⊕”. We introduce a class of nonhomogeneous sub-wavelet systems and establish the Walsh-Fourier domain equation for their (weak) oblique dual frames in [Formula: see text]. Furthermore, we present a mixed oblique extension principle (MOEP) for such dual frames.
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