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Evaluation using attractors

TheUbiquitous
in Applied Mathematics

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Hello,

Lets assume I have time history data from pressure probe placed in a duct where a gas flows. Of course, when using Fourier transformation (DFT or FFT) I may resolve significant frequencies occurring in the duct. If I create an attractor from these data, can this transformation bring some additional information compared to DFT/FFT ? Does attractor visualization and its post-processing bring "some better point of view" ?

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