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This book develops the mathematical theory of linear adaptive filters with finite impulse response. Examples and computer experiment applications illustrate the theory and principles. The second edition has also been restructured with an introduction followed by four parts: discrete-time wide-sense station stochastic process; linear optimum filtering; linear FIR adaptive filtering; limitations, extensions and discussions. New features includes new chapters on QR decomposition-based lattice filters, on blind deconvolution, new appendix material on complex variables and regulation.
This text investigates the mathematical foundations and practical implementation of linear adaptive filters with finite impulse response. Author Simon S. Haykin, a prominent researcher in signal processing, provides a rigorous framework that bridges theoretical stochastic processes with real-world computational applications.
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Experts and academics frequently cite this work as a foundational text for graduate-level signal processing curricula. Readers often note the high level of mathematical density and the technical rigor required to fully grasp the presented algorithms.
Page Count:
590
Publication Date:
1986-01-01
Publisher:
Prentice-Hall
ISBN-10:
0130040525
ISBN-13:
9780130040527
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