Abstract
We discretize the Weyl product acting on symbols of modulation spaces, using a Gabor frame defined by a Gaussian function. With one factor fixed, the Weyl product is equivalent to a matrix multiplication on the Gabor coefficient level. If the fixed factor belongs to the weighted Sjöstrand space M ω ∞ , 1 , then the matrix has polynomial or exponential off-diagonal decay, depending on the weight ω . Moreover, if its operator is invertible on L 2 , the inverse matrix has similar decay properties. The results are applied to the equation for the linear minimum mean square error filter for estimation of a nonstationary second-order stochastic process from a noisy observation. The resulting formula for the Gabor coefficients of the Weyl symbol for the optimal filter may be interpreted as a time–frequency version of the filter for wide-sense stationary processes, known as the noncausal Wiener filter.
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