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Fig. 1

Examples of Eccentricity: a) Without eccentricity (b) Static eccentricity (c) Dynamic eccentricity (d) Mixed eccentricity. [47].
Examples of Eccentricity: a) Without eccentricity (b) Static eccentricity (c) Dynamic eccentricity (d) Mixed eccentricity. [47].

Fig. 2

Higher-Order Spectral classification. Here, Fk(·) denote the k-dimensional Fourier Transform, see [40].
Higher-Order Spectral classification. Here, Fk(·) denote the k-dimensional Fourier Transform, see [40].

Fig. 3

Symmetry regions for (a) the third-order cumulant and for (b) the bispectrum.
Symmetry regions for (a) the third-order cumulant and for (b) the bispectrum.

Fig. 4

(a) A cosine signal of 50Hz (0.05 normalized frequency) and (b) its spectrum
(a) A cosine signal of 50Hz (0.05 normalized frequency) and (b) its spectrum

Fig. 5

Contour plot of the bispectrum of the 50 Hz (0.05) cosine signal.
Contour plot of the bispectrum of the 50 Hz (0.05) cosine signal.

Fig. 6

A phase spectrum of a cosine signal of 50Hz (0.05 normalized frequency)
A phase spectrum of a cosine signal of 50Hz (0.05 normalized frequency)

Fig. 7

Contour plot of the phase bispectrum of a cosine signal of 50Hz (0.05 normalized frequency)
Contour plot of the phase bispectrum of a cosine signal of 50Hz (0.05 normalized frequency)

Fig. 8

Ilustration of : a) Harmonic Signal b) Harmonic Signal Spectrum
Ilustration of : a) Harmonic Signal b) Harmonic Signal Spectrum

Fig. 9

Contour Plot of: a) Bispectrum of the Harmonic Signal described in (14) and b) an expanded version of it.
Contour Plot of: a) Bispectrum of the Harmonic Signal described in (14) and b) an expanded version of it.

Fig. 10

Contour plot of the phase bispectrum of a harmonic signal described in (14).
Contour plot of the phase bispectrum of a harmonic signal described in (14).
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