Robust adaptive filtering algorithms for α-stable random processes
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1999-02
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A new class of algorithms based on the fractional lower order statistics is proposed for finite-impulse response adaptive filtering in the presence of α-stable processes. It is shown that the normalized least mean p-norm (NLMP) and Douglas' family of normalized least mean square algorithms are special cases of the proposed class of algorithms. A convergence proof for the new algorithm is given by showing that it performs a descent-type update of the NLMP cost function. Simulation studies indicate that the proposed algorithms provide superior performance in impulsive noise environments compared to the existing approaches.
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IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems II : Analog and Digital Signal Processing
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Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
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Adaptive filtering, FIR filters, Mathematical models, Probability density function, Random processes, Spurious signal noise, Stability, Statistical methods, Alpha stable random processes, Finite impulse response adaptive filtering, Impulsive signals, Least mean square algorithms, Normalized least mean p norm, Adaptive algorithms
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