Hi...
This is prida thabah doing my MS in Medical Software..... Right now i am working on 5/3 and 9/7 filters, in this i have understand the logic of it. But, regarding the Lifting Scheme on this code i have few doubt, i want to know how they have used the Right shift , filters and Extrapolatedodd.

Please can you glance my code and reply me how is working.

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function X = waveletcdf97(X, Level)
%WAVELETCDF97  Cohen-Daubechies-Feauveau 9/7 wavelet transform.
%   Y = WAVELETCDF97(X, L) decomposes X with L stages of the
%   Cohen-Daubechies-Feauveau (CDF) 9/7 wavelet.  For the
%   inverse transform, WAVELETCDF97(X, -L) inverts L stages.
%   Filter boundary handling is half-sample symmetric.
%
%   X may be of any size; it need not have size divisible by 2^L.
%   For example, if X has length 9, one stage of decomposition
%   produces a lowpass subband of length 5 and a highpass subband
%   of length 4.  Transforms of any length have perfect
%   reconstruction (exact inversion).
%
%   If X is a matrix, WAVELETCDF97 performs a (tensor) 2D wavelet
%   transform.  If X has three dimensions, the 2D transform is
%   applied along the first two dimensions.
%
%   Example:
%   Y = waveletcdf97(X, 5);    % Transform image X using 5 stages
%   R = waveletcdf97(Y, -5);   % Reconstruct from Y

% Pascal Getreuer 2004-2006

if nargin < 2, error('Not enough input arguments.'); end
if ndims(X) > 3, error('Input must be a 2D or 3D array.'); end
if any(size(Level) ~= 1), error('Invalid transform level.'); end

N1 = size(X,1);
N2 = size(X,2);

% Lifting scheme filter coefficients for CDF 9/7
LiftFilter = [-1.5861343420693648,-0.0529801185718856,0.8829110755411875,0.4435068520511142];
ScaleFactor = 1.1496043988602418;

S1 = LiftFilter(1);
S2 = LiftFilter(2);
S3 = LiftFilter(3);
ExtrapolateOdd = -2*[S1*S2*S3,S2*S3,S1+S3+3*S1*S2*S3]/(1+2*S2*S3);

LiftFilter = LiftFilter([1,1],:);

if Level >= 0   % Forward transform
   for k = 1:Level
      M1 = ceil(N1/2);
      M2 = ceil(N2/2);
      
      %%% Transform along columns %%%
      if N1 > 1         
         RightShift = [2:M1,M1];
         X0 = X(1:2:N1,1:N2,:);

         % Apply lifting stages
         if rem(N1,2)
            X1 = [X(2:2:N1,1:N2,:);X0(M1-1,:,:)*ExtrapolateOdd(1)...
                  + X(N1-1,1:N2,:)*ExtrapolateOdd(2)...
                  + X0(M1,:,:)*ExtrapolateOdd(3)]...
               + filter(LiftFilter(:,1),1,X0(RightShift,:,:),...
               X0(1,:,:)*LiftFilter(1,1),1);
         else
            X1 = X(2:2:N1,1:N2,:) ...
               + filter(LiftFilter(:,1),1,X0(RightShift,:,:),...
               X0(1,:,:)*LiftFilter(1,1),1);
         end

         X0 = X0 + filter(LiftFilter(:,2),1,...
            X1,X1(1,:,:)*LiftFilter(1,2),1);
         X1 = X1 + filter(LiftFilter(:,3),1,...
            X0(RightShift,:,:),X0(1,:,:)*LiftFilter(1,3),1);
         X0 = X0 + filter(LiftFilter(:,4),1,...
            X1,X1(1,:,:)*LiftFilter(1,4),1);

         if rem(N1,2)
            X1(M1,:,:) = [];
         end

         X(1:N1,1:N2,:) = [X0*ScaleFactor;X1/ScaleFactor];
      end

      %%% Transform along rows %%%
      if N2 > 1
         RightShift = [2:M2,M2];
         X0 = permute(X(1:N1,1:2:N2,:),[2,1,3]);

         % Apply lifting stages
         if rem(N2,2)
            X1 = permute([X(1:N1,2:2:N2,:),X(1:N1,N2-2,:)*ExtrapolateOdd(1)...
                  + X(1:N1,N2-1,:)*ExtrapolateOdd(2) ...
                  + X(1:N1,N2,:)*ExtrapolateOdd(3)],[2,1,3])...
               + filter(LiftFilter(:,1),1,X0(RightShift,:,:),...
               X0(1,:,:)*LiftFilter(1,1),1);
         else
            X1 = permute(X(1:N1,2:2:N2,:),[2,1,3]) ...
               + filter(LiftFilter(:,1),1,X0(RightShift,:,:),...
               X0(1,:,:)*LiftFilter(1,1),1);
         end

         X0 = X0 + filter(LiftFilter(:,2),1,...
            X1,X1(1,:,:)*LiftFilter(1,2),1);
         X1 = X1 + filter(LiftFilter(:,3),1,...
            X0(RightShift,:,:),X0(1,:,:)*LiftFilter(1,3),1);
         X0 = X0 + filter(LiftFilter(:,4),1,...
            X1,X1(1,:,:)*LiftFilter(1,4),1);

         if rem(N2,2)
            X1(M2,:,:) = [];
         end

         X(1:N1,1:N2,:) = permute([X0*ScaleFactor;X1/ScaleFactor],[2,1,3]);
      end

      N1 = M1;
      N2 = M2;
   end
else           % Inverse transform
   for k = 1+Level:0
      M1 = ceil(N1*pow2(k));
      M2 = ceil(N2*pow2(k));

      %%% Inverse transform along rows %%%
      if M2 > 1
         Q = ceil(M2/2);
         RightShift = [2:Q,Q];
         X1 = permute(X(1:M1,Q+1:M2,:)*ScaleFactor,[2,1,3]);

         if rem(M2,2)
            X1(Q,1,1) = 0;
         end

         % Undo lifting stages
         X0 = permute(X(1:M1,1:Q,:)/ScaleFactor,[2,1,3]) ...
            - filter(LiftFilter(:,4),1,X1,X1(1,:,:)*LiftFilter(1,4),1);
         X1 = X1 - filter(LiftFilter(:,3),1,X0(RightShift,:,:),...
            X0(1,:,:)*LiftFilter(1,3),1);
         X0 = X0 - filter(LiftFilter(:,2),1,X1,...
            X1(1,:,:)*LiftFilter(1,2),1);
         X1 = X1 - filter(LiftFilter(:,1),1,X0(RightShift,:,:),...
            X0(1,:,:)*LiftFilter(1,1),1);

         if rem(M2,2)
            X1(Q,:,:) = [];
         end

         X(1:M1,[1:2:M2,2:2:M2],:) = permute([X0;X1],[2,1,3]);
      end

      %%% Inverse transform along columns %%%
      if M1 > 1
         Q = ceil(M1/2);
         RightShift = [2:Q,Q];
         X1 = X(Q+1:M1,1:M2,:)*ScaleFactor;

         if rem(M1,2)
            X1(Q,1,1) = 0;
         end

         % Undo lifting stages
         X0 = X(1:Q,1:M2,:)/ScaleFactor ...
            - filter(LiftFilter(:,4),1,X1,X1(1,:,:)*LiftFilter(1,4),1);
         X1 = X1 - filter(LiftFilter(:,3),1,X0(RightShift,:,:),...
            X0(1,:,:)*LiftFilter(1,3),1);
         X0 = X0 - filter(LiftFilter(:,2),1,X1,...
            X1(1,:,:)*LiftFilter(1,2),1);
         X1 = X1 - filter(LiftFilter(:,1),1,X0(RightShift,:,:),...
            X0(1,:,:)*LiftFilter(1,1),1);

         if rem(M1,2)
            X1(Q,:,:) = [];
         end

         X([1:2:M1,2:2:M1],1:M2,:) = [X0;X1];
      end
   end
end

This is not C, I have no clue what language this is, sorry.

my best guess is Pascal.

It is obviously Matlab code.

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