System identification with adaptive lattice filters for speech data
Wenxia Shi, Vijay Parsa, Jagath Samarabandu
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Wenxia Shi, Vijay Parsa, Jagath Samarabandu
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The applications of adaptive lattice filter structures in modeling the response of hearing aids to speech signals were determined. Lattice based adaptive filter implementation include two approaches - the stochastic-gradient approach or gradient adaptive lattice (GAL), and the least-squares approach or least square lattice (LSL). Speech signals processed through modern hearing aids were analyzed using GAL filter and LSL filter. The performance of the algorithms were compared with least mean square (LMS), recursive least square (RLS), and affine projection algorithm (APA) in terms of computational complexity and modeling.
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The applications of adaptive lattice filter structures in modeling the response of hearing aids to speech signals were determined. Lattice based adaptive filter implementation include two approaches - the stochastic-gradient approach or gradient adaptive lattice (GAL), and the least-squares approach or least square lattice (LSL). Speech signals processed through modern hearing aids were analyzed using GAL filter and LSL filter. The performance of the algorithms were compared with least mean square (LMS), recursive least square (RLS), and affine projection algorithm (APA) in terms of computational complexity and modeling.
Key concepts: Lattice phase equaliser, Adaptive filter, Recursive least squares filter, Least mean squares filter, Lattice (music), Algorithm, Kernel adaptive filter, Computer science