Introduction to time-frequency signal analysis
ambiguity domain filteringcomplex energy densityfinite bandwidth signalfinite duration signalfrequency estimationfrequency modulated signalsGabor's representationgroup delayhigh time-frequency resolution B-distributioninstantaneous frequencymulticomponent signal analysispolynomial Wigner-Ville distributionspower spectrumsignal modelssonographspectrogramtime-frequency distributiontime-frequency signal analysis
The field of time-frequency signal analysis (TFSA) is one of the recent developments in the area of signal processing. It involves the representation and processing of signals with time-varying spectral characteristics. In this chapter, the authors present fundamental principles of TFSA and review the main contributions to the field, including the most recent advances, such as polynomial Wigner-Ville distributions, the high time-frequency resolution B-distribution, and the instantaneous frequency tracking and estimation. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0996.00017].
- Foundations of time-frequency analysis
- Time-frequency and time-scale analysis
- Spatial time-frequency distributions: Theory and applications
- Mixture models for the analysis, edition, and synthesis of continuous time series
- Visualizing discrete complex-valued time-frequency representations
- Time-Frequency Analysis Techniques and their Applications
- Audio signal processing using time-frequency approaches: coding, classification, fingerprinting, and watermarking
- Distributed Jacobi joint diagonalization on clusters of personal computers
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