From: madhwendra tripathi on 17 Apr 2010 12:55 plz...anyone send me the matlab code for calculating "hilbert marginal spectrum of a signal"... brief description:- i hav already written the code for "hilbert spectum" of my signal.. but now i need to find out "hilbert marginal spectrum".. plz.. anyone help me...
From: Jaime Delgado Saa on 5 May 2010 11:32 Hi The only thing you have to do is to sum the amplitudes for each one of the values instantaneous frequencies, then the final vector contains the amplitude contribution of each frequency. let me know is more info is needed. See you! Jaime
From: madhwendra tripathi on 6 May 2010 12:37 "Jaime Delgado Saa" <delgado(a)sabanciuniv.edu> wrote in message <hrs31k$137$1(a)fred.mathworks.com>... > Hi > The only thing you have to do is to sum the amplitudes for each one of the values instantaneous frequencies, then the final vector contains the amplitude contribution of each frequency. let me know is more info is needed. See you! > > Jaime thanx a lot Mr. Jaime for replying my msg. now i'm again describing my problem in brief and stepwise : step1- i have taken a phonocardigram signal for analysis. step2- then got its 10-12 "intinsic mode functions" by applying "Empirical mode decomposition". step3- then i got its "hilbert spectrum" which is "Energy-Frequency-Time plot" from those intrinsic mode functions. now, please tell me, which "instantaneous frequency" have to consider to get "hilbert margianal spectrum" and how? please suggest me hints of detailed algorithms to find out "hilbert marginal spectrum". - madhwendra
From: Jaime Delgado Saa on 7 May 2010 17:51 Hi, just call me Jaime! I just upload a function that make the calculation of the Marginal Hilbert Spectrum (mhs), it takes as input the amplitude/energy of the intrinsic mode functions and the instantaneous frequency for each of those imf's (wich are the output of the hilbert spectrum), then if you have 10 imf´s the input are 2 matrices of size (length of data,10) , the outputs are 2 vectors, one containing the mhs and other the frequencies values for each element of the first vector, the you can use this 2 vectors to plot the mhs. I just upload the file, so in next days (maybe tomorrow) will be availabale, let me know if work for you, if there is some bugs also letme know to fix it. I hope be useful for you. see you! Jaime
From: madhwendra tripathi on 10 May 2010 08:47 "Jaime Delgado Saa" <delgado(a)sabanciuniv.edu> wrote in message <hs2207$4ao$1(a)fred.mathworks.com>... > Hi, just call me Jaime! > > I just upload a function that make the calculation of the Marginal Hilbert Spectrum (mhs), it takes as input the amplitude/energy of the intrinsic mode functions and the instantaneous frequency for each of those imf's (wich are the output of the hilbert spectrum), then if you have 10 imf´s the input are 2 matrices of size (length of data,10) , the outputs are 2 vectors, one containing the mhs and other the frequencies values for each element of the first vector, the you can use this 2 vectors to plot the mhs. > > I just upload the file, so in next days (maybe tomorrow) will be availabale, let me know if work for you, if there is some bugs also letme know to fix it. > > I hope be useful for you. > > see you! > > Jaime hi jaime, its pleasure to me that u replied me again.. but as u told in your last message that u have uploaded a function file for calculating "Marginal hilbert spectrum".. but, till now i have not received that file... please send me that file again.. i'll be very thankful to you.. u can also send that file at my e-mail id. madhwendra.711(a)gmail.com thank you very much !! madhwendra
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