F. Hlawatsch et al., TIME-FREQUENCY SIGNAL SYNTHESIS WITH TIME-FREQUENCY EXTRAPOLATION ANDDONT-CARE REGIONS, IEEE transactions on signal processing, 42(9), 1994, pp. 2513-2520
The application of Wigner distribution (WD)-based signal synthesis to
signal separation problems is often adversely affected by WD interfere
nce terms. We present a modified signal synthesis method where the use
of a masked WD allows the definition of don't-care regions. In the do
n't-care regions, detrimental interference terms (whose time-frequency
location is assumed to be known) are ignored. The synthesis result is
calculated using a modified version of the quasi power algorithm prev
iously proposed for smoothed WD's. The new synthesis method is shown t
o possess a desirable time-frequency extrapolation capability as well
as a potential tendency to produce spurious signal components in the d
on't-care regions. The occurrence of spurious signal components can be
avoided by the inclusion of an ''energy penalty.''