On-line source separation of temporally correlated signals

In this work we will show that the blind source separation problem can be addressed using a linear algebra approach. Making use of the definition of congruent pencils and matrix block operations the problem is completely characterized. We also show that it is possible to have an on-line implementation of the method.

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