discrete wavelet display - uses patches instead of rectangle to display the discrete wavelet #43
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Time to display the TF of 20 minutes of NIRS data drop from 15 secods to 2 seconds. Still cannot display for 8 hours of data. But this is going in the right direction
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The goal of this PR is to improve the time to display the discrete wavelet transform for long-duration data.
Using patches, instead of rectangles, for 20 minutes of NIRS data, drops the time from 15 to 2 seconds. What is displayed is not affected by this change. Using the display on 8 hours of data is still not possible, but I think this is going in the right direction
Additionally, this makes sure that only one TF window remains active at all times.