Adaptive Filters

(i) Supervised adaptive filters , which require the availability of a training sequence that provides different realizations of a desired response for a specified input signal vector. The desired response is compared against the actual response of the filter due to the input signal vector, and the resulting error signal is used to adjust the free parameters of the filter. The process of parameter adjustments is continued in a step-by-step fashion until a steady-state condition is established.

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