J. Homer et al., QUANTIFYING THE EFFECTS OF DIMENSION ON THE CONVERGENCE RATE OF THE LMS ADAPTIVE FIR ESTIMATOR, IEEE transactions on signal processing, 46(10), 1998, pp. 2611-2615
The convergence rate of an LMS adaptive FIR filter to an unknown stati
onary channel may be-influenced by the filter,parameter dimension as w
ell as by the input signal's characteristics. This dimension influence
may be of importance in applications, such as adaptive acoustic: echo
cancellation, in which the unknown channel is typically modeled as a
''long'' FIR filter, The paper includes the development and proposal o
f a novel measure of the expected convergence rate of the LMS/FIR filt
er followed by analysis of this convergence rate measure. The analysis
indicates that unless the: input signal is white, the expected conver
gence rate decreases with increasing dimension down to a limiting valu
e, which is determined by the input signal's autocorrelation level.