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An approach to the polynomial Wigner distributions

Srdjan S. Stankovic, Ljubiša Stanković

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The distribution concentration along the instantaneous frequency is one of the interesting research topics in time frequency analysis. The oldest and simplest transform for time-frequency signal representation is the short-time Fourier transform (STFT). However, it may achieve high concentration at the instantaneous frequency only for signals whose frequency is constant. The quality of the time-frequency signal representation may be improved using the Wigner distribution. An analysis of the polynomial Wigner distributions, with respect to the concentration in the time-frequency plane is presented. A distribution with "complex-time" argument is defined. The concentration of the polynomial and the "complex-time" distributions is illustrated by examples.

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The distribution concentration along the instantaneous frequency is one of the interesting research topics in time frequency analysis. The oldest and simplest transform for time-frequency signal representation is the short-time Fourier transform (STFT). However, it may achieve high concentration at the instantaneous frequency only for signals whose frequency is constant. The quality of the time-frequency signal representation may be improved using the Wigner distribution. An analysis of the polynomial Wigner distributions, with respect to the concentration in the time-frequency plane is presented. A distribution with "complex-time" argument is defined. The concentration of the polynomial and the "complex-time" distributions is illustrated by examples.

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The distribution concentration along the instantaneous frequency is one of the interesting research topics in time frequency analysis. The oldest and simplest transform for time-frequency signal representation is the short-time Fourier transform (STFT). However, it may achieve high concentration at the instantaneous frequency only for signals whose frequency is constant. The quality of the time-frequency signal representation may be improved using the Wigner distribution. An analysis of the polynomial Wigner distributions, with respect to the concentration in the time-frequency plane is presented. A distribution with "complex-time" argument is defined. The concentration of the polynomial and the "complex-time" distributions is illustrated by examples.

Key concepts: Time–frequency analysis, Wigner distribution function, Short-time Fourier transform, Time–frequency representation, Fourier transform, Polynomial, Instantaneous phase, Representation (politics)

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