A NLMS-like adaptive filtering algorithm of decorrelating stereophonic signal
Yuanjian Zhou, Shengli Xie
Abstract
Yuanjian Zhou, Shengli Xie
Abstract
A NLMS-like (Normalized Least Mean Square) adaptive filtering algorithm with decorrelation ability is proposed. We not only prove the convergence of the new algorithm, but also analyze its decorrelation ability. Simulation shows that it has a better effect than Benesty (1996) and Sankran (1999) when applied to stereophonic acoustic echo cancellation.
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A NLMS-like (Normalized Least Mean Square) adaptive filtering algorithm with decorrelation ability is proposed. We not only prove the convergence of the new algorithm, but also analyze its decorrelation ability. Simulation shows that it has a better effect than Benesty (1996) and Sankran (1999) when applied to stereophonic acoustic echo cancellation.
Key concepts: Decorrelation, Stereophonic sound, Adaptive filter, Convergence (economics), Algorithm, Computer science, Least mean squares filter, SIGNAL (programming language)