Deterministic initialisation principle for normalised subband adaptive filtering

B. Samuyelu, P. R. Kumar
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The conventional paradigm of system identification utilises prior information on system structures and environments and input/output observation data to explain the designs of systems. Large improvement and research on its methods, algorithms, theoretical foundation, applications and verifications over the past half century have introduced a mature field with a rich literature and substantial benchmark significances. However, rapid improvements in technology, engineering, science and social media has ushered in a new period of systems science and control in which limitations and opportunities are abundant for system identification. In this sense, system identification remains an exciting, young, viable, and critical field that mandates new paradigms to meet such challenges. In this paper, the proposed D-MVS-SNSAF offers improvement in the system identification by initialising the weight factor, which is obtained by taking the number of transitions in the input/output characteristics of the system, through the polynomial model.
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归一化子带自适应滤波的确定性初始化原理
系统识别的传统范式利用关于系统结构和环境的先验信息以及输入/输出观测数据来解释系统的设计。在过去的半个世纪里,对其方法、算法、理论基础、应用和验证进行了大量的改进和研究,引入了一个成熟的领域,具有丰富的文献和实质性的基准意义。然而,技术、工程、科学和社交媒体的快速进步开创了系统科学和控制的新时期,在这个时期,系统识别的局限性和机会非常丰富。从这个意义上说,系统识别仍然是一个令人兴奋、年轻、可行和关键的领域,它要求新的范式来应对这些挑战。在本文中,所提出的D-MVS-SNAF通过初始化权重因子来改进系统识别,该权重因子是通过多项式模型获取系统输入/输出特性的转换次数而获得的。
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