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===Formulations=== There are several different ways to formulate a valid time–frequency distribution function, resulting in several well-known time–frequency distributions, such as: *[[Short-time Fourier transform]] (including the [[Gabor transform]]), *[[Wavelet transform]], *[[Bilinear time–frequency distribution]] function ([[Wigner distribution function]], or WDF), *[[Modified Wigner distribution function]], Gabor–Wigner distribution function, and so on (see [[Gabor–Wigner transform]]). *[[Hilbert–Huang transform]] More information about the history and the motivation of development of time–frequency distribution can be found in the entry [[Time–frequency representation]].
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