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Steady-state and tracking analyses of the sign algorithm without the explicit use of the independence assumption

Ali H. Sayed
2000
Journal paper

Abstract

The author begins by discussing the fundamental energy relation, then goes on to consider steady state analysis and tracking analysis. Adaptive filtering is also mentioned in the study.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/233217?ln=en

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