A Tutorial on Non-Parametric Bilinear Time-Frequency Signal Representations

Nonstationary signals have a time-dependent spectral content. This is in contrast to stationary signals whose energy spectrum characterizes their spectral content and that is independent of time. Therefore, nonstationary signals require joint time—frequency representations.

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