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Re: First post for meI appreciate the reply, its giving me a lot to consider. Let me see if I understand this at all :A wavelet is combined (convolved) with the unknown signal (eg loudspeaker output) and then deconstructed (Hilbert Decomposition) and then somehow graphically represented .... This is different than Fourier transform in that a wavelet transform includes temporal resolution? So a Fourier transform does not contain temporal resolution ? What is the difference between the phase trace and temporal resolution ? Am I way off base here ?
Re: First post for me
I appreciate the reply, its giving me a lot to consider. Let me see if I understand this at all :
A wavelet is combined (convolved) with the unknown signal (eg loudspeaker output) and then deconstructed (Hilbert Decomposition) and then somehow graphically represented .... This is different than Fourier transform in that a wavelet transform includes temporal resolution? So a Fourier transform does not contain temporal resolution ? What is the difference between the phase trace and temporal resolution ? Am I way off base here ?
