Citation: | Lin LI, Lin WANG, Hongxia HAN, Hongbing JI, Li JIANG. Research on the Adaptive Synchrosqueezing Algorithm[J]. Journal of Electronics & Information Technology, 2020, 42(2): 438-444. doi: 10.11999/JEIT190146 |
The improvement of time-frequency resolution plays a crucial role in the analysis and reconstruction of multi-component non-stationary signals. For traditional time-frequency analysis methods with fixed window, the time-frequency concentration is low and hardly to distinguish the multi-component signals with fast-varying frequencies. In this paper, by adopting the local information of the signal, an adaptive synchrosqueezing transform is proposed for the signals with fast-varying frequencies. The proposed method is with high time-frequency resolution, superior to existing synchrosqueezing methods, and particularly suitable for multi-component signals with close and fast-varying frequencies. Meanwhile, by using the separability condition, the adaptive window parameters are estimated by local Rényi entropy. Finally, experiments on synthetic and real signals demonstrate the correctness of the proposed method, which is suitable to analyze and recover complex non-stationary signals.
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