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    This document presents information on adaptive filters. It begins with defining an adaptive filter as a filter that can automatically design itself and detect system variations over time. It then shows the block diagram of an adaptive filtering problem and describes the adaptive filter structure. It discusses gradient-based adaptive filtering algorithms like the least mean squares algorithm. It explains the mean squared error cost function and the Wiener solution. It also addresses practical challenges like not knowing the desired response and time-varying input-output relationships that adaptive filters must solve. In the end, it briefly discusses other implementation methods and references.

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    This document presents information on adaptive filters. It begins with defining an adaptive filter as a filter that can automatically design itself and detect system variations over time. It then shows the block diagram of an adaptive filtering problem and describes the adaptive filter structure. It discusses gradient-based adaptive filtering algorithms like the least mean squares algorithm. It explains the mean squared error cost function and the Wiener solution. It also addresses practical challenges like not knowing the desired response and time-varying input-output relationships that adaptive filters must solve. In the end, it briefly discusses other implementation methods and references.

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    ADAPTIVE

    FILTERS
    Presented To:-

    Presented BY:-

    Ms. Priyanka Mishra


    Ankit Sharma
    Asstt. Professor
    BU2015PGEC001
    Electronics and communication
    Engineering
    Engineering

    Electronics and communication

    Contents
    Introduction
    Defining an Adapter Filter
    Block Diagram Of Adapter Filtering Problem
    Adapter Filter Structure
    Gradient Based Adaptive Filtering
    Algorithms
    The Mean square Error cost function
    The Wiener Solution

    Introduction
    In many Practical scenario it is observed
    that we are required to filter a signal whose
    exact frequency response is not known.
    A solution to such problem is an adaptive
    filter.
    An adaptive filter is one which can
    automatically design itself and can detect
    system variation in time.

    Defining an Adaptive Filter


    An Adaptive filter is defined by four aspects:
    The signal being processed by the filter.
    The structure that defines how the output signal
    of the filter is computed from its input signal.
    The parameters within this structure that can be
    iteratively changed to alter the filters inputoutput relationship.
    The adaptive algorithm that describes how the
    parameters are adjusted from one time instant to
    the next.

    Block Diagram of adaptive


    Filtering Problem

    Adaptive Filtering Problem

    The error signal e(n) is calculated from the


    desired response as shown in block diagram.
    The error signal is fed into a procedure which
    alters or adapt the parameters of the filter
    from time n to time(n+1) in a well-defined
    manner.
    Thus as time increases the output signal or
    actual responses y(n) is hoped to become
    better and better match to the desired
    response d (n).

    Adaptive Filter Structure

    Practical adaptive filtering


    Problem 1
    So far we are focusing on the desired response
    d(n). However, it is quite obvious that in many
    practical situation d(n) is not available.
    To solve this problem d(n) must be estimated
    from whatever signal is available to the input.
    The fact that such schemes even work is a
    tribute both to the ingenuity of the developers
    of the algorithms and to the technology
    maturity of the adaptive filtering field.

    Practical adaptive filtering


    Problem 2
    It should also be recognised that the
    relationship between x(n) and d(n) can vary
    with time.
    In this situation the adaptive filter must
    continuously change its parameter values to
    adapt the change.
    This behavior is commonly referred to as
    tracking.

    Gradient- Based Adaptive


    Filtering Algorithms

    The general form of an adaptive FIR filtering


    algorithm is
    W(n+1)=W(n)+(n)G(e(n),X(n),(n))
    where,
    G(.)= particular vector valued non-linear
    function.
    (n)=Step size parameter
    (n)=Vector of states

    The Mean-Squared Error


    Cost Function

    The MSE cost Function (contd.)


    The MSE Adaptive filters is useful for
    adaptive FIR Filter because:

    has a well-defined minimum with


    respect to the parameters in W(n).
    The parameters at this minimum minimizes
    the power of the signal e(n), indicating that
    y(n) has approached d(n).

    is a smooth function of each


    parameter of W(n),and differentiable w.r.t.
    each of these parameters.

    The Wiener Solution

    The Method of Steepest


    Descent

    This procedure adjusts each parameter of


    the system according to

    For FIR Adaptive Filter This Relation Reduces


    to:

    Other Implementation

    Discussion

    There are various other methods also for implementation of


    Adapter Filter.
    The hardware or software implementation supporting
    floating point arithmetic are less sever compared to those
    supporting fixed point arithmetic.
    The LMS Algorithm is well known for its robust performance
    in the presence of finite precision error.
    Therefore LMS algorithm can be easily implemented in
    dedicated hardware using the general form of
    implementation given by-

    Reference

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