Many biological time-series data are not stationary, which makes it difficult to analyze the instantaneous phase and amplitude. In the iTHEMS Biology seminar on February 17, I talked about Hilbert transform, which is known as a method to estimate the phase and the amplitude dynamics of nonstationary time-series. First, I explained the mathematical background of the method. Then, I introduced some applications of this method to chronobiology, virus dynamics, and acoustic engineering. In this seminar, there were many questions and comments from audiences. Thank you very much!

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