Stft

Matrix form of STFT

Matrix form of STFT
  1. How is STFT different from FFT?
  2. What is the difference between STFT and wavelet transform?
  3. What is FFT length in STFT?
  4. How does Matlab implement STFT?

How is STFT different from FFT?

If you look closely, there is a difference in the time frame on 3D graphs between STFT and FFT. STFT has smaller time frames, consequently, the frequency spectrum moves smoother over time, therefore it is more accurate. Block size - defines the number of real data samples to be taken for the calculating FFT.

What is the difference between STFT and wavelet transform?

In contrast to the standard STFT which uses a single window size, the wavelet transform (WT) uses short windows at high frequencies and long windows at low frequencies [21]. Wavelets rely on the use of a mother wavelet function that can be scaled and shifted, to correlate with the anomalies or events of the signals.

What is FFT length in STFT?

512 (default) | positive integer. FFT length, specified as a positive integer. This property determines the length of the STFT output (number of rows).

How does Matlab implement STFT?

s = stft( x ) returns the Short-Time Fourier Transform (STFT) of x . s = stft( x , fs ) returns the STFT of x using sample rate fs . s = stft( x , ts ) returns the STFT of x using sample time ts . s = stft(___, Name=Value ) specifies additional options using name-value arguments.

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