Blind signal processing: an introduction

After a brief introduction to blind signal separation, the problem of blind signal processing is formulated, which provides an enlarged scope of blind signal separation. As such, it includes within its scope blind channel identification, blind identification of medium with layered structures, array signal processing, and computerized tomography. An application to early fault detection of analog circuits is also presented.

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