Abstract:
This communication addresses the general problem of non-stationary signal interpretation. We show that the Time-Frequency Representation segmentation task can be assimila...Show MoreMetadata
Abstract:
This communication addresses the general problem of non-stationary signal interpretation. We show that the Time-Frequency Representation segmentation task can be assimilated to a mixture densities parameter estimation when performed in a statistical Features Space. Two models of mixture are discussed, setting the number of features to be extracted. We propose to resolve moments equations to characterize the energy evolution of the signal components in the Time-Frequency plane. This provides quantitative measures associated to the components which can be used in a decision procedure.
Published in: 2002 11th European Signal Processing Conference
Date of Conference: 03-06 September 2002
Date Added to IEEE Xplore: 30 March 2015
Print ISSN: 2219-5491
Conference Location: Toulouse, France