An Adaptive Filter to Pick up a Wiener Filter from the Error using MSE with and Without Noise
Keywords:
employ linear transversal filter, computational complexity, linear with the order
Abstract
n this paper we explain the suboptimum channel equalization approach. This approach employ linear transversal filter that we will explain. This filter structure has computational complexity that is linear with the order. This filter is shown in figure 1. Its input is the sequence v k, its output is the estimate of the output sequence Ik. The estimate might be expressed as The estimate I k is quantized to the nearest information symbol. Considerabl e research have been done to optimize the filter coefficients ck. A measure of performance for digital communication system is the average probability of error. In this system this is highly non linear function of ck. As we can see this method is computationally complex.
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