General time-frequency distribution series

In this paper, we present a new and robust method, general time-frequency distribution series (TFDS), for time-frequency analysis. We also introduce the concept of local interference and global interference and show that the local interference is important and the global interference is less important in TF analysis. The TFDS is very general. With only one parameter, the order of the TFDS, one can easily balance different and competing requirements for the best result.<<ETX>>

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