Unconstraint 2-Level Cost Optimization Coding for Signal Processing

Abstract

Evolution of new technologies has lead to the development of new devices, exchanging data over a diverse network area. Diversity in the propagation model has given diversity in the interference and has made the estimation algorithm limited to certain interference only. However, the increase in the propagation model, the co-channel interferences are increasing rapidly. In the estimation of such interference, recursive filters were proposed with the objective of lower complexity and faster convergence. Recursive B-spline approximation (RBA) is used as an optimal solution in this approach. An time shift kalman filtration (KF) approach to optimize the RBA using weighted least square (WLS) develops the objective of state stabilization in this approach. However, dynamic interference scenario in the propagation model, leads to a large convergence overhead and the bounded cost function constraint the estimation to bounded limits. To develop a unbounded estimation approach, in this paper, a new 2-Level unconstraint estimation approach for Kalman filter stabilization for RBA is proposed. The method defines a open bound to the signal estimation for faster convergence with higher estimation accuracy.

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