Subspace-constrained partial update method for high-dimensional adaptive processing systems
OwnerBrian G. Ageeinventor
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A method is explained for any adaptive processor processing digital signals by adjusting signal weights on digital signal(s) it handles, to optimize adaptation criteria responsive to a functional purpose or externalities (transient, temporary, situational, and even permanent) of that processor. Adaptation criteria for the adaptive algorithm may be any combination of a signal or parameter estimation, and measured quality(ies). This method performs a linear transformation adapting parameters from M to (M1+L) dimensions in each adaptation event, such that M1 weights are updated without constraints and M0=M−M1 weights are forced by soft constraints into an L-dimensional subspace they spanned at the beginning of the adaptation period. The same dimensionality reduction, using the same linear transformation, is applied to the input data. The reduced-dimensionality weights are then adapted using the identical optimization strategy employed by the processor, except with input data that has also been reduced in dimensionality.
A method for digital signal processing (wherein ‘digital’ refers to the nature of the computational processing and ‘signal’ refers to analog electromagnetic waveforms) on devices employing at least one adaptive processor that employs large numbers of adaptation weights for any adaptation criterion of the set of signal estimation, parameter estimation, measured quality, and any combination thereof for “adapt-path” operations used to tune the adaptive processor, not “data-path” operations used by the adaptive processor during and after tuning, said method comprising:
A method for implementing partial-update methods (PUMs) in any adaptive processor that adjusts weights to optimize an adaptation criterion using any of a signal estimation and a parameter estimation algorithm in digital signal processing (wherein ‘digital’ refers to the nature of the computational processing and ‘signal’ refers analog electromagnetic waveforms) when said adaptive processor employs large numbers of adaptation weights for any adaptation criterion of the set of signal estimation, parameter estimation, measured quality, and any combination thereof for “adapt-path” operations used to tune the adaptive processor, not “data-path” operations used by the adaptive processor during and after tuning, said method comprising:
A method for digital signal processing (wherein ‘digital’ refers to the nature of the computational processing and ‘signal’ refers to analog electromagnetic waveforms) on devices employing at least one adaptive processor that employs large numbers of adaptation weights for any adaptation criterion of the set of signal estimation, parameter estimation, measured quality, and any combination thereof for “adapt-path” operations used to tune the adaptive processor, not “data-path” operations used by the adaptive processor during and after tuning, said method comprising:
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