Below (when it's finished loading) is a time-frequency map of energy
density of simulated signal (below, red)
Click on a time-frequency blob to add it to the reconstruction (black).
Fields in the lower panel: gamma lets you
input values of the gamma correction coefficient, Color
toggles to grayscale, crosses indicate
centers of time-freq. atoms, frequency split
>1 lets you zoom into the lower part of the picture. Left window gives
time-frequency coordinates of the cursor, lower one - parameters of a t-f
atom pointed by cursor.
Here are hints for finding the simulated structures.
Sine wave running all over the signal was not reconstructed as a sine, since we used a border conditions setting the signal to zero outside the measurement window.