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The frequency-domain response of a real wavelet is distributed symmetrically over positive and negative frequencies, and the transform coefficients are real, so amplitude and phase cannot be separated directly; forcibly constructing an analytic signal requires post-processing such as the Hilbert transform and introduces edge effects and computational burden.
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