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Adaptive signal processing is concerned with systems that can change their structure based on incoming data. Examples include echo cancellation and equalization of communication channels. An adaptive filter is a time-varying filter whose coefficients are adjusted to optimize a cost function or criterion. Adaptive filters are self-optimizing, self-designing, can extrapolate models to new situations, and can repair themselves. They can operate automatically in changing environments, with nonstationary signals/noise, and for time-varying parameter estimation.

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Adaptive signal processing is concerned with systems that can change their structure based on incoming data. Examples include echo cancellation and equalization of communication channels. An adaptive filter is a time-varying filter whose coefficients are adjusted to optimize a cost function or criterion. Adaptive filters are self-optimizing, self-designing, can extrapolate models to new situations, and can repair themselves. They can operate automatically in changing environments, with nonstationary signals/noise, and for time-varying parameter estimation.

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ADAPTIVE SIGNAL PROCESSING

ASP

Adaptive Signal Processing is concerned with the design, analysis, and implementation of systems whose structure changes in response to the incoming data. Examples Echo cancellation for Hand-Free Telephones Equalization of Data Communication Channels Time-Varying System Identification

ADAPTIVE FILTERS

An adaptive filter is a time-variant filter whose coefficients are adjusted in a way to optimize a cost function or to satisfy some predetermined optimization criterion. Use of filters in 3 processing task filtering smoothing predicting

Characteristics

Automatically adapt-self optimize Trained to perform specific filtering and decisionmaking tasks Self designing Extrapolate a model of behaviour to new situation Repair themselves Non linear system with time varying parameters More complex and difficult to analyse

WHY ADAPTIVE?

It can automatically operate in changing environments (e.g. signal detection in wireless channel) nonstationary signal/noise conditions (e.g. LPC of a speech signal) time-varying parameter estimation (e.g. position tracking of a moving source)

OPEN LOOP

CLOSED LOOP

TYPICAL ADAPTIVE FILTER

FIR or IIR adaptive filter filter can be realized in various structures adaptive algorithm depends on the optimization criterion

Basic Classes of Adaptive Filtering Applications

1.PREDICTION

signal encoding, linear prediction coding, spectral analysis

2.IDENTIFICATION

adaptive control, layered earth modeling, vibration studies of mechanical system

3.INVERSE FILTERING

adaptive equalization for communication channel,deconvolution

4.INTERFERENCE CANCELING

adaptive noise canceling, echo cancellation

DESIGN CONSIDERATION

Cost function
depends on approach used commonly used are-MSE,EWLS

Algorithm
Depends on cost function convergence of the algorithm rate of convergence misadjustment tracking capability computational requirement robustness

Contd...

Structure
choice of structures is based on quantization errors, ease of implementation, computational complexity,etc. four commonly used structures are direct form, cascade form, parallel form, and lattice structure.

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