Proportionate Frequency Domain Adaptive Algorithms for Blind Channel Identification

We present fast-converging adaptive blind channel identification algorithms for acoustic room impulse responses. These new algorithms exploit the fast-convergence of the improved proportionate normalized least-mean-square (IPNLMS) algorithm and address the problem of delay inherent in frequency domain algorithms by employing the multi-delay filter (MDF) structure. Simulation results for both speech and white Gaussian noise show that the proposed algorithms outperform current frequency domain blind channel estimation algorithms

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