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Computationally Efficient Adaptive System Identification in Subbands with Intersubband Tap Assignment for Undermodelled Problems

Computationally Efficient Adaptive System Identification in Subbands with Intersubband Tap Assignment for Undermodelled Problems
Computationally Efficient Adaptive System Identification in Subbands with Intersubband Tap Assignment for Undermodelled Problems
This paper presents an efficient approach to adaptive system identification in undermodelled cases, ie. when the impulse response to be identified is too long to be represented by an adaptive filter operating within the computational benchmarks of a DSP chip. Beyond computational savings gained from adaptive filtering in decimated subbands, the subband approach enables to use different filter lengths in the frequency bands through distribution of taps from an overall number of filter weights determined by the computational benchmark. Compared to a fullband filter of the same complexity, this method can greatly enhance the model representation of long impulse responses.
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Weiss, S
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Stewart, R W
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Sörgel, U
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Weiss, S, Sörgel, U and Stewart, R W (1996) Computationally Efficient Adaptive System Identification in Subbands with Intersubband Tap Assignment for Undermodelled Problems. 30th Asilomar Conference on Signals, Systems, and Computers. pp. 818-822 .

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This paper presents an efficient approach to adaptive system identification in undermodelled cases, ie. when the impulse response to be identified is too long to be represented by an adaptive filter operating within the computational benchmarks of a DSP chip. Beyond computational savings gained from adaptive filtering in decimated subbands, the subband approach enables to use different filter lengths in the frequency bands through distribution of taps from an overall number of filter weights determined by the computational benchmark. Compared to a fullband filter of the same complexity, this method can greatly enhance the model representation of long impulse responses.

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Published date: November 1996
Additional Information: Organisation: Asilomar'96 Address: Pacific Grove, California, USA
Venue - Dates: 30th Asilomar Conference on Signals, Systems, and Computers, 1996-11-01
Organisations: Electronics & Computer Science

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Local EPrints ID: 251908
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/251908
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Date deposited: 08 Nov 2000
Last modified: 14 Mar 2024 05:13

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Author: S Weiss
Author: U Sörgel
Author: R W Stewart

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