Hi. I am self-studying adaptive signal processing. I've read C.R. Johnson's Adaptive Signal Processing, and some parts of Haykin's. I am reading this paper "Self adaptive decision feedback equalization: Application to high order QAM signal" In the paper, adaptive whitening filter is applied to the received signal. The whitened signal is then fed to another adaptive FFE equalizer to recover the transmitted symbol. I got the FFE adaptation part, where the adaptation is W(k+1) = W(k)+mu*e(k)*Y(k), where W is the vector of filter coefficient, and Y(k) is the data array, mu is stepsize, and e(k) is D-y where D is desired signal. Here is the noise whitening part, x(k)---->H(z) ----->y(k) where H(z)is all pole whitening filter, and H(z) = 1/(1+A(z)), where A(z) is a fir system. Adaptation eq. H(k+1) = H(k)+mu*y(k)*Y(k), The author choose cost function to be E{x(k)^2}, then derive the above eqn using LMS alg. Why is the E{y(k)^2} chosen to be the cost function of whitening filter? I'd appreciate if someone could explain to me or point me to a text book that I should read. I've scanned through Haykin, but coulnt find the answer to this. Regards, Sam Wo
problem understanding LMS noise whitening alg.
Started by ●December 6, 2007