Selective Partial Update Adaptive Filtering Algorithms for Block-Sparse System Identification

Abstract

The block-sparse normalized least mean square (BS-NLMS) algorithm which takes advantage of sparsity, successfully shows fast convergence in adaptive block-sparse system identification, adaptive control, and other industrial informatics applications. It is also attractive in acoustic processing where long impulse response, highly correlated and sparse echo path are encountered. However, the major drawback of BS-NLMS is largely computational complexity. This paper proposes a novel selective partial-update block-sparse normalized least mean square (SPU-BS-NLMS) algorithm. Compared with conventional BS-NLMS for block-sparse system identification, the proposed elective partial-update block-sparse NLMS algorithm takes partial-update blocks scheme which is determined by the smallest squared Euclidean-norm at each iteration instead of entire block coefficients to save computations. Computational complexity analysis is conducted to help researchers select appropriate parameters for practical realizations and applications. Computer simulations on acoustic echo cancellation are conducted to verify the results and the effectiveness of the proposed algorithm.

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