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Initital Convergence Reason - sonicbio - Apr 29 16:40:00 2002



Hello All,

I have been working on building up a acoustic echo
canceller on a digital phone based on PCM.

With many reference I have found with this group
on double-talk functionality and near-end noise
cancellation, I have discovered that a more robust
system will be inverse-propertionate to the rate
of initial convergence.

Where does this result from? With faster and faster
DSPs on the market, I would assume a simple adaptation
process would not affect that much to the processing
speed. Yet, the phone still seems to have a slower
initial convergence.

Tom




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