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Weighted Improved Multiband-Structured Sub-Band Adaptive Filter Algorithms
DOI:10.1109/TCSII.2019.2896285.png)
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An improved multiband-structured sub-band adaptive filter (IMSAF) applies the input regressors at each sub-band to increase the convergence speed of multiband-structured sub-band adaptive filter. In the conventional IMSAF algorithm, the effect of all regressors and sub-bands in updating the filter coefficients is the same. In this brief, we present three weighted IMSAF (WIMSAF) algorithms so that the regressors or sub-bands are weighted through the adaptation. In the weighted sub-band IMSAF algorithm, the sub-bands can be weighted at each iteration. In weighted regressor IMSAF, the input regressors at each sub-band are weighted. In weighted sub-band and regressor IMSAF, the sub-bands and the regressors are jointly weighted at each adaptation. Weights in all versions of WIMSAF algorithms are selected in order to decrease the mean-square deviation during the iterations. At each adaptation, the weights are set between zero and one. When the weight in the sub-band/regressor is set to one, it means the maximum effect of that sub-band/regressor in updating the filter coefficients. The coefficients update is not performed in sub-bands/regressors with zero weights. Assigning appropriate weights leads to the fast convergence speed and low misadjustment error. Furthermore, the elimination of zero-weight sub-bands/regressors achieves lower computational complexity than conventional IMSAF algorithm. The mean-square performance analysis of the proposed algorithms is studied and theoretical expressions for learning curve is derived. The simulation results justify the good performance of the proposed algorithms.
Keywords:
Computational complexity
Convergence
Heuristic algorithms
Indexes
Circuits and systems
Performance analysis
Prediction algorithms
Computational complexity
convergence rate
improved multiband-structured subband adaptive filter
weighted subband
regressor
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