Gabor representation and Wigner distribution of signals
Published 24 March 2005
A. J. E. M. Janssen
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The Gabor representation and the Wigner distribution are compared on their merits for the time-frequency description of signals.
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We compare Gabor representation and the Wigner distribution on their merits for the time-frequency description of signals.
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