Wavelet package available?

[gez]

Why this stupid answer? I tried to find python in combination with wavelets,
both in the normal Google search engine and the Google groups search. Also
jpython/jython, etc. but non of the results was what I wanted to use. So,
that is why I posted it here. Think this is exacly the place to be...

Looked at wavelets.org, looked for Java implementations,etc.etc.

Btw, I once wrote a wavelets (de)composition in Delphi and C++Builder.  And
fyi, I looked up the faq. So, I am not a novice at all in this field, but I
just need a version in Python which I couldn't find.

So, please, think before you write such an answer. Not everybody is as
stupid as you think.

And even then. If someone doesn't know the correct search keywords for use
in Google, this place is still the place to be.

So please be more kind to the next poster that (in you eyes) posts a stupid
question.

"Terry Reedy" <tjreedy at udel.edu> wrote in message
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> "Gez" <gez_75 at hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:2ceb70f8.0309290136.118a856d at posting.google.com...
> > Does anyone know if there is a wavelet package available for Python?
> > This package should at least have the Daubechy wavelet.
>
> Before posting a question like this and waiting hours for a reply, one
> should try a search engine like Google.  In this case, "Python
> wavelets"
>
> If this fails, then post question and note what you tried without
> success.  This tells responders both that you made an effort and also
> what they should not waste time on in trying to help you.
>
> Teaching-you-to-fish-ly yours,
>
> Terry J. Reedy
>
>