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Modulation Analysis with Higher-Order Spectra
A need to identify modulation of spectral power arises frequently in the analysis of physiological signals. Estimation of power in the relevant bands through filtering and envelope extraction has several limitations: the choice of filter may bias any resulting estimate, while additive Gaussian noise
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