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This paper introduces a new generalized complex-lag moment which produces joint time-“phase derivatives” distributions. For the choice of the time-“first-order phase derivative,” which stands for time–frequency representation, this distribution can be seen as a form of the Wigner–Ville distribution. Moreover, this generalization leads to distributions with highly reduced inner interferences caused by the nonlinearity of the signal's phase. It can also be seen as a polynomial distribution since theNth-order distribution produces no inner interferences for polynomial phase law of orderN. Implementation of these distributions is addressed. The results are illustrated by examples.
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