On orthogonal parallel realization for adaptive IIR filters
Juan Cousseau, Guillermo B. Sentoni, Paulo S. R. Diniz, Osvaldo Enrique Agamennoni
Abstract
Juan Cousseau, Guillermo B. Sentoni, Paulo S. R. Diniz, Osvaldo Enrique Agamennoni
Abstract
A new parallel realization is proposed to implement adaptive IIR filters. This realization introduces several improvements to a previously proposed approach using discrete orthogonal functions. The new adaptive IIR filter realization has lower computational complexity than the standard parallel realization. A discussion regarding their properties and convergence speed is also included. In order to illustrate the performance improvements, some simulations results are included in the system identification application.
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A new parallel realization is proposed to implement adaptive IIR filters. This realization introduces several improvements to a previously proposed approach using discrete orthogonal functions. The new adaptive IIR filter realization has lower computational complexity than the standard parallel realization. A discussion regarding their properties and convergence speed is also included. In order to illustrate the performance improvements, some simulations results are included in the system identification application.
Key concepts: Realization (probability), Infinite impulse response, 2D Filters, Computer science, Adaptive filter, Convergence (economics), Filter (signal processing), Algorithm