Homework 2 (Due: 17th Nov.) (1) What are the advantages and the disadvantages of the recursive method for implementing the STFT?

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Homework 2 (Due: 17th Nov.) (1) What are the advantages and the disadvantages of the recursive method for implementing the STFT? (10 scores) (2) Calculate the WDF of sin( π(4t + 1) ) (10 scores) (3) How do we make Cohen’s class distribution for any function always be real (show the constraint for the mask function Φ(τ, η)) ? (10 scores) (4) Why (a) the windowed Wigner distribution function, (b) Cohen’s class distribution, (c) the Gabor-Wigner transform, and (d) the polynomial Wigner distribution function can avoid the cross term problem in some cases? (20 scores) (5) Compared to the STFT, what are the advantages of (a) the S transform and (b) the generalized spectrogram? (15 scores)

(6) Write a Matlab program for the scaled Gabor transform (unbalanced form). y = Gabor(x, tau, t, f, sgm) (35 scores) x: input, tau: samples on t-axis for the input, t: samples on t-axis for the output f: samples on f-axis, sgm: scaling parameter, y: output (i) The code should be mailed to displab531@gmail.com (ii) Write as a function ,(iii) Choose an input x (Use *.wav), plot the output y , (iv) Use tic and toc to show the running time,(v) Determine tau of the following example,(vi) The running time should be as short as possible (for the following example, within 2 seconds) [a1, fs] = wavread('Chord.wav'); x=a1(:,1).‘; % only extract the first channel tau = (? Please think how to determine tau); dt = 0.01; df= 1; t= 0:dt:max(tau); f= 20:df:1000; sgm= 200; tic y= Gabor (x, tau, t, f, sgm); toc