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Adaptive Filters Constructors
For adaptive filter (adaptfilt) objects, the algorithm string determines which adaptive filter algorithm your adaptfilt object implements. Each available algorithm entry appears in one of the following tables along with a brief description of the algorithm. Click on the algorithm in the first column to get more information about the associated adaptive filter technique.
Least Mean Squares (LMS) Based FIR Adaptive Filters
| adaptfilt.algorithm String |
Description of the Adapting Algorithm Used to Generate Filter Coefficients During Adaptation |
adaptfilt.adjlms |
Use the adjoint LMS FIR adaptive filter algorithm |
adaptfilt.blms |
Use the block LMS FIR adaptive filter algorithm |
adaptfilt.blmsfft |
Use the FFT-based block LMS FIR adaptive filter algorithm |
adaptfilt.dlms |
Use the delayed LMS FIR adaptive filter algorithm |
adaptfilt.filtxlms |
Use the filtered-x LMS FIR adaptive filter algorithm |
adaptfilt.lms |
Use the LMS FIR adaptive filter algorithm |
adaptfilt.nlms |
Use the normalized LMS FIR adaptive filter algorithm |
adaptfilt.sd |
Use the sign-data LMS FIR adaptive filter algorithm |
adaptfilt.se |
Use the sign-error LMS FIR adaptive filter algorithm |
adaptfilt.ss |
Use the sign-sign LMS FIR adaptive filter algorithm |
For further information about an adapting algorithm, refer to the reference page for the algorithm.
Recursive Least Squares (RLS) Based FIR Adaptive Filters
| adaptfilt.algorithm String |
Description of the Adapting Algorithm Used to Generate Filter Coefficients During Adaptation |
adaptfilt.ftf |
Use the fast transversal least squares adaptation algorithm |
adaptfilt.qrdrls |
Use the QR-decomposition RLS adaptation algorithm |
adaptfilt.hrls |
Use the householder RLS adaptation algorithm |
adaptfilt.hswrls |
Use the householder sliding window SWRLS adaptation algorithm |
adaptfilt.rls |
Use the recursive least squares (RLS) adaptation algorithm |
adaptfilt.swrls |
Use the sliding window (SW) RLS adaptation algorithm |
adaptfilt.swftf |
Use the sliding window FTF adaptation algorithm |
For more complete information about an adapting algorithm, refer to the reference page for the algorithm.
Affine Projection (AP) FIR Adaptive Filters
| adaptfilt.algorithm String |
Description of the Adapting Algorithm Used to Generate Filter Coefficients During Adaptation |
adaptfilt.ap |
Use the affine projection (AP) algorithm that uses direct matrix inversion |
adaptfilt.apru |
Use the affine projection (AP) algorithm that uses recursive matrix updating |
adaptfilt.bap |
Use the block affine projection (AP) adaptation algorithm |
To find more information about an adapting algorithm, refer to the reference page for the algorithm.
FIR Adaptive Filters in the Frequency Domain (FD)
| adaptfilt.algorithm String |
Description of the Adapting Algorithm Used to Generate Filter Coefficients During Adaptation |
adaptfilt.fdaf |
Use the frequency domain (FD) adaptation algorithm |
adaptfilt.pbfdaf |
Use the partition block version of the FDAF algorithm |
adaptfilt.pbufdaf |
Use the partition block unconstrained version of the FDAF algorithm |
adaptfilt.tdafdct |
Use the transform domain adaptation algorithm using DCT |
adaptfilt.tdafdft |
Use the transform domain adaptation algorithm using DFT |
adaptfilt.ufdaf |
Use the unconstrained FDAF algorithm for adaptation |
For more information about an adapting algorithm, refer to the reference page for the algorithm.
Lattice Based (L) FIR Adaptive Filters
| adaptfilt.algorithm String |
Description of the Adapting Algorithm Used to Generate Filter Coefficients During Adaptation |
adaptfilt.gal |
Use the gradient adaptive lattice filter adaptation algorithm |
adaptfilt.lsl |
Use the least squares lattice adaptation algorithm |
adaptfilt.qrdlsl |
Use the QR decomposition LSL adaptation algorithm |
For more information about an adapting algorithm, refer to the reference page for the algorithm.
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