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Optimal transforms related to path in the time-frequency plane
This paper shows how to construct integral operators adapted to a given time-frequency energy distribution. The phase function, which is an extension of the phase omega t of the classical Fourier transform, makes it possible to construct an integral operator. The transform is adapted when the partial derivative delta phi / delta t is the instantaneous frequency of the signal.<>