Analysis of the transient behavior of unconstrained frequency-domain adaptive filters

Frequency-domain adaptive filters have gained increased attraction, especially for acoustic applications such as echo canceling, active noise control etc. Nevertheless, a theoretical analysis of their transient behavior, which could considerably simplify the design of such filters, is not yet availa...

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Main Authors: Estermann, P., Kaelin, A.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Acoustic applications
Acoustic noise
Active noise reduction
Adaptive filters
Algorithm design and analysis
Frequency domain analysis
Least squares approximation
Noise cancellation
Time domain analysis
Transient analysis
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Summary:Frequency-domain adaptive filters have gained increased attraction, especially for acoustic applications such as echo canceling, active noise control etc. Nevertheless, a theoretical analysis of their transient behavior, which could considerably simplify the design of such filters, is not yet available. For filters which are based on the so-called "overlap-save" technique, we derive analytic expressions describing the transient behavior of the averaged parameter vector and the MSE (mean squared error). Similar to the "independence" theory allowing the time-domain LMS (least mean square) algorithm to be analyzed, we propose some well-defined approximations making the analysis tractable. We show that the obtained simple analytic expressions thereof coincide for any reasonable step-size factors with the corresponding simulations.< >
DOI:10.1109/ISCAS.1994.408895