I'm looking for a means of computing the *instantaneous* *power spectrum* (IPS) of a signal, as described in the master's thesis of K.A. Hagerman ( ). For the signal, s(t), the ISP is the derivative of the running energy spectrum: rho(t,w)=d/dt |S_t(w)|^2, where S_t(w)=Integral of s(tau)*exp(-i*w*tau) from tau=-infinity to tau=t.

How to compute the Instantaneous Power Spectrum ???

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Paul Fishback 2014년 8월 19일

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I'm looking for a means of computing the instantaneous power spectrum (IPS) of a signal, as described in the master's thesis of K.A. Hagerman ( http://www.ntis.gov/search/product.aspx?ABBR=ADA257504 ). For the signal, s(t), the ISP is the derivative of the running energy spectrum:

rho(t,w)=d/dt S_t(w)^2, where

S_t(w)=Integral of s(tau)*exp(-i*w*tau) from tau=-infinity to tau=t.