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    This document contains code to calculate the Wigner-Ville distribution of a signal. The code takes in a signal, pads it with zeros, and calculates the Wigner-Ville distribution by convolving shifted versions of the signal with itself. It then outputs the absolute value of the Wigner-Ville distribution as an image, scaling the values and using a color map to visualize the time-frequency distribution. The code is copyrighted and part of the WaveLab toolbox.

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    This document contains code to calculate the Wigner-Ville distribution of a signal. The code takes in a signal, pads it with zeros, and calculates the Wigner-Ville distribution by convolving shifted versions of the signal with itself. It then outputs the absolute value of the Wigner-Ville distribution as an image, scaling the values and using a color map to visualize the time-frequency distribution. The code is copyrighted and part of the WaveLab toolbox.

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    This document contains code to calculate the Wigner-Ville distribution of a signal. The code takes in a signal, pads it with zeros, and calculates the Wigner-Ville distribution by convolving shifted versions of the signal with itself. It then outputs the absolute value of the Wigner-Ville distribution as an image, scaling the values and using a color map to visualize the time-frequency distribution. The code is copyrighted and part of the WaveLab toolbox.

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    function wig = wvdist(sig) % wvdist -- Distribution Wigner-Ville sig = sig(:); n = length(sig); f = [zeros(n,1); sig; zeros(n,1)]; wig = zeros(n, n);

    ix = 0:(n/2-1); zerosn = zeros(n,1); for t=1:n, tplus tminus = n x = zerosn; x(1:(n/2)) = wig(:,t) = 2 end

    = n + t + ix; + t - ix; f(tplus) .* f(tminus); * fft(x);

    abstf = abs(wig); tfmax = max(max(abstf)); tfmin = min(min(abstf)); colormap(jet) %colormap(1-gray(256)) image(linspace(0,1,n),linspace(0,1,n),256*(abstf-tfmin)/(tfmax-tfmin)); axis('xy') title('Wigner Distribution'); xlabel('Time') ylabel('Frequency') % % % % % Copyright (c) 1994-5, Shaobing Chen Part of WaveLab version .701 This is Copyrighted Material For copying permissions see copying.m Comments? e-mail wavelab@playfair.stanford.edu

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