K. Fujii et J. Ohga, POLARIZED-X ALGORITHM FOR USE IN FIXED-POINT PROCESSING, Electronics and communications in Japan. Part 3, Fundamental electronic science, 79(12), 1996, pp. 61-70
Using the operation by fixed-point processing, cheap and fast processo
rs can be realized, which helps to reduce the production cost. This pa
per uses a newly defined cost function. It discusses also the converge
nce of the ''polarized-x'' method. This method updates the coefficient
of the nonrecursive filter based on the product with the reference si
gnal polarity, which is an operation suited to fixed-point processing.
A normalized recursive adaptation algorithm is derived from the new c
ost function, which is useful in the application to the system with th
e reference signal with a rapidly varying power. It is shown that the
stability condition is given as 0 < K < 4/pi, and the estimation error
increases only by approximately 2 dB compared to the conventional nor
malized least mean square (NLMS) algorithm. The obtained structure is
modified to construct an adaptive algorithm so that the normalization
is applied individually to the coefficients and the convergence is det
eriorated little for the operation by the fixed-point processing.