2017
DOI: 10.1088/1757-899x/211/1/012003
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Simulation for noise cancellation using LMS adaptive filter

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“…Importantly, the effect gradually improves with time because the column weight vector is initialized to the zero vector at first, so it can hardly take effect at the beginning. With the operation of the filter system, the column weight vector will come into effect to make the approximate noise as close to the real noise as possible [36] . Here, we focus on the section where the adaptive filter works efficiently, which means the region where enough sample numbers have been obtained.…”
Section: Signal Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Importantly, the effect gradually improves with time because the column weight vector is initialized to the zero vector at first, so it can hardly take effect at the beginning. With the operation of the filter system, the column weight vector will come into effect to make the approximate noise as close to the real noise as possible [36] . Here, we focus on the section where the adaptive filter works efficiently, which means the region where enough sample numbers have been obtained.…”
Section: Signal Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The weight update equation using Feintuch's LMS algorithm is + 1 = + @ * (10) Noise cancellation is one of the most important applications of adaptive filters, in which it desired to recover a useful signal, from a noisy one, + (Dixit, 2017;Lee, et al, 2017;Qureshi, et al, 2017). In adaptive noise cancellation, the noisy signal, + is employed as the reference signal for the adaptive filter whose input must be E , another version of the noise signal which is strongly correlated to as illustrated in Figure 2.…”
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“…The adaptive mechanism adjusts the filter coefficients in such a manner that the filter output approximates , thus forcing the error signal, to resemble signal (Apolinario Jr. & Netto, 2009). Vol.10, No.2, 2019 Most of the recent works in adaptive noise cancellation employed FIR adaptive filter structure based on either traditional LMS or one of its numerous (Chhikara & Singh, 2012;Lee, et al, 2017;Thakkar, 2017;Huang, et al, 2017). These approaches have been reported to be inefficient in the presence of impulsive noise.…”
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confidence: 99%