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Adaptive IIR algorithms based on high-order statistics

Recursive estimation algorithms are derived for moving-average and autoregressive moving-average processes. These algorithms can be used for adaptive infinite impulse response (IIR) filtering of non-Gaussian processes. The behavior of these algorithms is illustrated by extensive numerical examples. >

Benjamin Friedlander | Boaz Porat | B. Friedlander | B. Porat

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