Hammerstein system identification method based on quantized kernel least mean square errors
A minimum mean square error and system identification technology, applied in the field of signal processing, can solve problems that limit the practicability and generalization ability of algorithms
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[0055] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
[0056] The present invention is based on the Hammerstein system identification method of quantized kernel minimum mean square error, referred to as quantized kernel adaptive Hammerstein filter (QKAHF), now specifically introduced as follows:
[0057] Quantized Kernel Least Mean Square Error Algorithm (QKLMS)
[0058] When learning a continuous nonlinear input-output mapping d=f(u), where u is an m-dimensional input vector, U is A compact input domain in , and d is the output signal. When input-output pairs {u(i),d(i),i=1,2,...} are available, the learning problem can be understood as finding an estimate of the mapping f based on the training data The kernel adaptive filtering algorithm is a kernel-based sequence estimator, and the estimate of f at step i is f i , according to the last estimate f i-1 and the current sample {u(i),d(i)} to update.
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