1990
DOI: 10.1109/29.52714
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Sliding windows and lattice algorithms for computing QR factors in the least squares theory of linear prediction

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“…[9] Dugre et al [7] Demeure-Scharf [6] Kailath et al [11] Gohberg-Semencul NA NA Kay [12] Box-Jenkins [3] Mcwhorter-Scharf (22)…”
Section: Levinsonmentioning
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“…[9] Dugre et al [7] Demeure-Scharf [6] Kailath et al [11] Gohberg-Semencul NA NA Kay [12] Box-Jenkins [3] Mcwhorter-Scharf (22)…”
Section: Levinsonmentioning
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“…Differentiating (9) with respect to cr 2 yields the normal equation (14) (13) C~[n From (12) and (6) through (8), it can be shown that the…”
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“…No comparisons are made in Minami et al (1986) or Cruz (1986) with more established methods such as SVD. Demeure and Scharf (1990) describe a "fast" recursive orthogonalizing (QR) method for decomposing the Toeplitz matrix in the LP problem. Once the decomposition is complete, the LP problem is easily solved.…”
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“…It computes the Z2 factor and the inverse BP' using 9Lp + 13.5~~ MADS with L = N -M + p -1 being the leading dimension of S(M, N). Similarly, [12] uses a Toeplitz embedding and a generalized Levinson algorithm to derive a scheme for the factorization of the data matrix. It requires 7Lp + 7p2 MADS for the estimation of the d factor.…”
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