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A convergence proof for a hyperstable adaptive recursive filter (Corresp.)

C. JOHNSON

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Hyperstability, a concept from nonlinear stability theory, is used to develop a real-time adaptive recursive filter useful in a nonstationary environment.

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Hyperstability, a concept from nonlinear stability theory, is used to develop a real-time adaptive recursive filter useful in a nonstationary environment.

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Hyperstability, a concept from nonlinear stability theory, is used to develop a real-time adaptive recursive filter useful in a nonstationary environment.

Key concepts: Adaptive filter, Convergence (economics), Filtering theory, Computer science, Filter (signal processing), Mathematics, Algorithm, Applied mathematics

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