"Zachary Rimkunas" wrote in message
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> Hi,
> I am a newbie trying to do real time adaptive filtering on an Analog
> Devices blackfin 21535. I'm not trying to do anything too complex, just a
> simple LMS algorithm (1 mic, 2 loudspeake...
praveen wrote:
>
> Hello Jim,
> But i don't know the exact freqency of f0 i.e if f0 is 200kHz then it
> will be anywhere between 195 to 205 kHz.
>
> waiting for reply
> praveen
Set up a bandpass filter that cuts off outside those limits, and you
will find that the filter removes ...
"Zach R." wrote in message
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> Hi,
> The sample rate is 7040 Hz (the lowest that my ADC will go). As far
as
> the order goes, I would like it to be longer but the program takes too
long
> to run when I use a larger order (such as ...
"Rune Allnor" wrote in message
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> Hi all.
>
> I've been thinking a bit about processing of signals that have propagated
> through an ocean waveguide that change, either because of waves on the
> surface, tides, or for other ocean...
usenet@apple-o.com (Mad Scientist) wrote in message news: ...
> I'm looking for a utility or to program one that can take a sound file
> (WAV) and take a second file, and isolate what the two files have in
> common, and what is different about them.
>
> For instance if you have two WAV f...
"ralph" wrote in news:1132325514.108631.22490
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> I want to use LMS algoritm to adaptive noise cancellation. The problem
> is that I have only primary signal and thats all what I have, I don't
> know anything aboyt reference signal, and my question is: how ca...
Hello,
I am very new to adaptive filter. Is there any article about kalman
filter basics and its implementation (basically i am first looking for
matlab implementation). The article in the net is very difficult to
understand and implement. Is there any article or reference which
easier to under...
To answer the more general question first. Active noise cancellation
involves producing a physical anti-noise to cancel the undesired
noise. An application of this is the reduction in the noise of a
manufacturing machine in the area of the operator. The disadvantage
is that the noise reductio...
"Sandeep Chikkerur" wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> The order of a digital filter is the number of previous inputs (stored
> in the processor's memory) used to calculate the current output.
>
> My doubt is, how can one estimate the...
I am thinking of programming a dsp development board (no particular model
chosen yet) to implement an RLS adaptive filter but with a Volterra Series
front end to provide an adaptive non-linear equaliser. If this doesn't mean
anything to you, take a look at IEEE Trans on Sig Proc Vol 41 No 3 March...
Jan Rørgård Hansen wrote:
> "Jerry Avins" wrote in message
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>
> > Jan Rørgård Hansen wrote:
> >
> >
> > > Hi
> > >
> > > Can anyone explain the principle of an anti-Larsen circuit or give
> > > references.
> > > I know that it is used ...
"walala" wrote in message
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> Dear all,
>
> I have a question about adaptive filtering for image enhancement.
>
> I want to design an algorithm for image enchancement. It should work on
most
> of images. So I need to make it adaptive.
>
> ...
What algorithms are commonly in speech recognition?
I have planned to use Fourier Transform (how many samples do you think
is good? 4096?) and a adaptive filter.
What do you think?
Thanks in advance
//Spike
...
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> ricklyon@REMOVE.onemain.com (Rick Lyons) wrote in
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> >
> > Hi Rune,
> >
> > if you want a complete DSP library (which may
> > cause you to go to your local bank for a financial l...
"john" wrote in message
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> Hello ,
>
> We are 2 students writing a VideoConference application on
> linux;
> We want to use microphones for recording and loudspeakers for hearing.
> Now , test we made so far show that there is a...
Hello group.
Quote from Simon Haykin's book "Adaptive Filter Theory", 4th edition, on the
Wiener filter (chap. 2):
"We now summarize the essence of the filtering problem with the following
statement:
Design a linear discrete-time filter whose output y(n) provides an estimate
of a desired...
freelait2000@yahoo.com (Jeff) wrote in message news: ...
> Hi,
> I want to simulate two cascaded square root cosine filters to decrease
> ISI in baseband using Matlab. The signal modulation is I, Q type, such
> as QPSK. When I begin the job, I find there are some thing unclear to
> me. Th...
Hello Fred, Jim
First, thank you both for your response.
I read your original post Fred, but ran out of time to respond, and I
see there is a new post so I'll try to answer all your questions (and
pose some new ones of my own) in one shot...
In article , fmarshallx says...
>
> "J...
Haykin also has the complex-valued derivation in his "Adaptive Filter Theory" book,
Maurice Givens
allnor@tele.ntnu.no (Rune Allnor) wrote in message news: ...
> Bob Cain wrote in message news: ...
> > Bob Cain wrote:
> > >
> > > On page 865-868 of the third edition of Dig...
Hi,
I want to simulate an adaptive beamforming algorithm (using QR-RLS).
From what I learned, I have the following thoughts and questions.
Because I am not sure whether they are right or not (and the question
is still unsolved), I want to get your answer to these.
From «Adaptive Filter TheoryÂ...
It almost certainly won't work - because of phase and amplitude
miss-matching. The adaptive filter goes a long way in trying to match
the phase and magnitude up again but even it is not perfect.
Naebad
...
Dear chaps,
I have a problem. I have a signal recorded from a ultrasonic
transducer of a chemical reaction. It is rich of noise, expecially the
white one. I tried to filter with normal filter (butterworth band
pass), but I did not obtained a lot of success.
So, I thought was better delete the...
Dear chaps,
I have a problem. I have a signal recorded from a ultrasonic
transducer of a chemical reaction. It is rich of noise, expecially the
white one. I tried to filter with normal filter (butterworth band
pass), but I did not obtained a lot of success.
So, I thought was better delete the...
John Cristion wrote:
> I'm looking for an algorithm for hiss reduction of speech (and/or other
> aural) signals.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Thanks,
>
> John
>
>
I have seen an adaptive filter design in the amateur radio literature (I
think it was "QST", but it may be "QEX") t...
> Subject: Adaptive arrays
> From: forevermav2001@yahoo.com (John)
> Date: 5/7/2004 11:43 PM Eastern Daylight Time
> Message-id:
>
> Hey,
> I need to design an adaptive array for automatic interference
> rejection using the LMS algorithm in MATLAB. There is a target signal
> cos(2*pi*f...
Hi there,
I´m going to start my thesis work on Inertial navigation system for
mobile Robot(Gyro-inclinometer),so i need to use filter algorithm.I´ve
some idea about kalman filter,but i would like to know which filter is
most suitable to my project.What are the alternative adaptive filter
t...
dt@soundmathtech.com (Dmitry Terez) wrote in message news: ...
> Hello, everybody,
>
> Thank you for all of your comments. I felt like I needed to sample
> people's opinions on the issue and there is no better place to do it
> than here.
>
> I can try to answer some of your question...
OK, I'm still being a bit thick!
What would anyone recommend as a simple test signal that I could use to
put through the L-D block in simulink and what should I expect as the
output?
If I have only one signal can I put that through the L-D? I know that
the LD solves for a number of equatio...
"Rob Hutchinson" wrote in message
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> What is the preferred method for removing 60 hz hum from a signal without
> wiping out signal info around 60 hz? A 60 hz notch filter would not be
> useful because it would attenuate the signal as well. I'm i...
Are the notes they playing "harmonically related" i.e. is the fo of the
flute a mutliple of the fo of the cello?
If they are not related, some adaptive filter approaches may be possible.
-Shawn Steenhagen
Applied Signal Processing
"Arie" wrote in message
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In article ,
Tim Wescott wrote:
> axlq wrote:
> > I'm trying to develop a 1-dimensional adaptive low-lag tracking
> > filter, and one of the early steps in this process is to understand
> > what "lag" actually is, and how to measure it, for non-adaptive
> > filters. To me, "lag" is ...
In article ,
Jerry Avins wrote:
> What assurance does one have that aliasing artifacts are smaller than
> some epsilon? When a single number is recorded once a day at an
> arbitrary time -- closing, say -- what is the upper limit of frequency
> response implied by that?
If you're think...
I'm simulating an echo canceller in Matlab, using a FIR adaptive LMS filter.
I'm using the standard noise cancelling approach:
-adaptive filter input u(n) = far end speech
-adaptive filter output is y(n)
-impulse response of echo path is h(n)
-near end speech is ne(n)
-d(n) = ne(n) + u(n) (*) ...
Hello group,
I have been assigned a bachelor project (final thesis) and I'm looking for
litterature for some particular subjects. Mainly, the objective is to cancel
noise using an adaptive filter. The system consists of two noise sources and
one primary signal, in short, an adaptive MISO filter....
mkl wrote:
> On Sun, 26 Sep 2004 00:54:23 +0200, "Jack L."
> wrote:
>
> the problem with the LMS algorithm is that for systems where
> eigenvalue spread is large, the convergence rate can be slow.
> filtered-x algorithm is one of the family of self-normalizing lms like
> algorithms ...
You can find the relevant information in the following textbooks:
(1) "Advanced Digital Signal Processing", J.G.Proakis,
C.M.Rader, F.Ling, C.L.Nikias, ISBN 0-02-396841-9,
Chapter 4 (Linear Prediction and Optimum Linear Filters),
pp 219-221
(2) "Optimum Signal Processing, An Introduction, ...
Hi everyone,
I'm a student working on modified Griffith-Jim beamforming for my
masters project. I'm implementing this algorithm in TI's c6711 dsk,
and also using PCM3003 codec to get two input's from the microphones.
I'm trying to reduce the background noise using an adaptive filter
(its bas...
In reality, if the input to the system is also available, one could
easily identify a system by using an adaptive filter in the
identification mode and one could decorrelate the output samples
without even knowing the filter under consideration by using an
adaptive filter in the deconvolution mo...
Hi Luiz,
We have no idea what the channel will look like, other than some overall
constraints - e.g. the 8kHz sampling in the PCM sections of the channel
will definitely impose hard frequency limiting. The received signal,
after moving to baseband and root raised cosine filtering, can be
...