Added option to reconstruction method for allowing to remove frequencies #16
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Now you can filter out frequencies in the CWT and see how the reconstructed signal changes. When calling reconstruction, just provide the argument `wave` with the new wavelet_transform array. Set the elements corresponding to the frequencies you are not interested to zero.
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This can be used to filter out frequencies in the CWT and reconstruct the
signal. When calling
reconstruction, just provide the argumentwavewith the new wavelet_transform array. Set the elements correspondingto the frequencies you are not interested to zero.
If
wave=None, the method will work as usual.