A stable family of adaptive IIR filters
C.R. Johnson
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C.R. Johnson
Abstract
This paper unifies a rapidly growing area of inquiry: adaptive infinite impulse response (IIR) filter development and evaluation. A class of stably convergent adaptive IIR filters has evolved from a proven adaptive IIR filter with an auto-regressive, moving-average (ARMA) structure. The convergence proof was originally based on a hyperstability evaluation of an identification format. This paper relates this format to those arising from other applicable nonlinear stability theory results. These interrelationships allow statement of a growing list of adaptive IIR filter properties. The alternate search/minimization technique of adaptive IIR filler development is also derived and contrasted. This results in a proposal of a general adaptive filter algorithm.
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This paper unifies a rapidly growing area of inquiry: adaptive infinite impulse response (IIR) filter development and evaluation. A class of stably convergent adaptive IIR filters has evolved from a proven adaptive IIR filter with an auto-regressive, moving-average (ARMA) structure. The convergence proof was originally based on a hyperstability evaluation of an identification format. This paper relates this format to those arising from other applicable nonlinear stability theory results. These interrelationships allow statement of a growing list of adaptive IIR filter properties. The alternate search/minimization technique of adaptive IIR filler development is also derived and contrasted. This results in a proposal of a general adaptive filter algorithm.
Key concepts: Infinite impulse response, 2D Filters, Adaptive filter, Control theory (sociology), Filter (signal processing), Computer science, Kernel adaptive filter, Digital filter