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Wavelet tree is recursively built applying decomposition and approximation filter only to the (father wavelet) approximation filter output at each step (or level).

Wavelt packets, instead, are constructed by applying both filters to approximation and decomposition filter output resulting in a 2^(n+1)+1 nodes with respect to 2(n+1)+1 nodes of standard discrete wavelet tree

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