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adam_text	Volume III ШЕШЯШШ Volume III DSPl Efficient Filters Improved Design of Long FIR Filters Using the Frequency Masking Technique ................................................... III-1272 M. Beilanger - CNAM, France Optimal Least-Squares Design of Pipelined Recursive Filters in the Time-Domain ................................................ Ш-1276 S. Pokala, M. Imtiaz, A. Shaw ■ Wright State University, USA Hardware Efficient FIR Filter Structures from Linear Program Design Constraints ............................................. Ш-1280 K. Sienski, M. Legako ■ Е -Systems, USA GA-Based Design of Multiplierless 2-D State-Space Digital Filters with Very Small Roundoff Noise ........................... ΙΠ-1283 Y. Lee, M. Kawamata, T. Higuchi - Tohoku University, Japan Design of Efficient FIR Filters with Cyclotomic Polynomial Using Mixed Integer Linear Programming ..................... III-1287 W. Oh, Y. Lee - Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Korea Convolution Using the Undecimated Discrete Wavelet Transform ..................................................................... Ш-1291 H. Guo, C. Burrus - Rice University, USA DSP Implementation and Performance Evaluation of Sparse-Tap Adaptive FIR Filters with Tap-Position Control ......... ΙΠ-1295 A. Hirano, A. Sugiyama, S. Ikeda ■ NEC Corporation, Japan A Fast Transversal Filter for the Numerical Factorization of Polynomials ............................................................111-1299 A. Hasan - College of Electronic Engineering, Libya M. Hasan ■ Colorado State University, USA Analysis of Subband Adaptive Filters ......................................................................................................... Ш-1303 H. Sakai, N. Hirayama ■ Kyoto University, Japan A Parallel Structure Based on Sub-band Decomposition ................................................................................. III-1307 U. Iyer, M. Nayeri - Michigan State University, USA DSP2 Fast Algorithms Real-Valued Fast Discrete Fourier Transform and Cyclic Convolution Algorithms of Highly Composite Even Length ... Ill- 1311 H. Murakami - Kanazawa Institute of Technology, Japan DFT Computation Using Shift and Addition Operations ................................................................................. III-1315 N. Bhatnagar - USA Pipeline Processor for Fast Architecture Oriented Regular DCT-IDCT Algorithm ................................................... Ш-1319 D. Akopian, J. Astola - Tampere University of Technology, Finland An FFT for the 2-sphere and Applications ................................................................................................... III-1323 D. Healy, D. Rockmore - Dartmouth College, USA S. Moore - BBN Systems and Technologies, USA Fast Algorithm for 2-D Image Moments via the Radon Transform ..................................................................... HI-1327 T. Shen, D. Lun, W. Stu - The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong A New Algorithm for Computing Sparse Solutions to Linear Inverse Problems ...................................................... Ш-1331 G. Harikumar, Y. Bresler - University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA A Levinson-Like Fast Algorithm for Solving Block-Slanted-Toeplitz Systems of Equations Arising in Wavelet-Based Solution of Integral Equations ..................................................................................................................... Ill- 1335 R. Joshi, A. Yagle - University of Michigan, USA A Fast M-D Chandrasekhar Algorithm for Second Order Volterra Adaptive Filtering ............................................. HI- 1339 M. Sayadi, A. Chaari, F. Fnaiech, И. Najim ■ ESSTT, Tunisia A Fast Wavelet Transform-Domain LMS Algorithm ............................. 111-1343 5. Attallah, M. Najim - ENSERB, France A Polynomial-Transform Based Computation of the 2-D DCT with Minimum Multiplicative Complexity ..................... ΠΙ-1347 / Prado, P. Duhamel - Telecom Paris, France xxvm ____________________________________________________________Volume III шшшшешшешеешшшшшшшшшшешшшшшешешешешшшшшшееешшешшеешешешешшёешшш DSP3 Design and Implementation of Digital Filters The Digital Prolate Spheroidal Window ......................................................................................................111-1351 T. Verma, S. Bilbao, T. Meng - Stanford University, USA A Well-Conditioned Quadratic Program for Unique Design of Two-Dimensional Weighted Chebyshev FIR Filters ......... III-1355 S. Nordebo, I. Claesson - University College of Karlskrona/Ronneby, Sweden Efficient Design of Families of FIR Filters by Transformation ........................................................................... HI-1359 L. Karam - Arizona State University, USA J. McClellan ■ Georgia Institute of Technology, USA Applications of Discrete-Time Laguerre Networks to Envelope Constrained Filter Design ....................................... Ill- 1363 Z. Zang, B. Vo, A. Cantoni, К. Тео - Australian Telecom. Research Institute, Australia Generalized Digital Butterworth Filter Design ............................................................................................. HI-1367 /. Selesnick, C. Burrus - Rice University, USA Roundoff Noise Minimization in a Direct Form Delta Operator Structure ............................................................ HI-1371 J. Kauraniemi - Helsinki University of Technology, Finland T. Laakso - University of Westminster, UK I. Hartimo, S. Ovaska - Helsinki University of Technology, Finland Improved Power-of-Two Sharpening Filter Design by Genetic Algorithm ............................................................ III-1375 P. Gentili, F. Piazza, A. Uncini - University of Ancona, Italy Design of Stable IIR Filters in the Complex Domain by Automatic Delay Selection ................................................ HI-1379 R. Vuerinckx, Y. Rolain - Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium J. Schoukens, R. Pintelon - Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium Decolored LI Filter Lattice: A Subclass of LI Filters Useful in Practice ............................................................... Ш-1383 K Kim - Samsung Electronics Company, Korea High-Order Error Feedback for Noise Reduction in State-Space Digital Filters ...................................................... III-1387 T. Hinamoto, S. Karino - Hiroshima University, Japan DSP4 Time/Frequency and Time/Scale Analysis Oversampled FIR And IIR DFT Filter Banks And Weyl-Heisenberg Frames ......................................................... Ш-1391 H. Bolcskei, F. Hlawatsch - Vienna University of Technology, Austria H. Feichtinger - University of Vienna, AUSTRIA Wigner-Type а -b and Time-Frequency Analysis Based on Conjugate Operators ................................................... ΙΠ-1395 F. Hlawatsch - Vienna University of Technology, Austria T. Twaroch, H. Bolcskei - Vienna University of Technology, AUSTRIA Local Polynomial Periodograms for Signals with the Time-Varying Frequency and Amplitude ................................. Ill- 1399 Vi Katkovnik - University of South Africa, RSA Evolutionary Spectral Analysis Using a Warped Gabor Expansion ..................................................................... III-1403 A. Akan, L Chaparro - University of Pittsburgh, USA Discrete Powers-of-Two Kernels for Time-Frequency Distributions ..................................................................... III-1407 G. Venkatesan, M. Amin - Villanova University, USA Time-Frequency Strip Filters ..................................................................................................................... ΙΠ-1411 B. Weisburn - Cornell University, USA R. Shenoy - Schlumberger Doll Research, USA Interactive Wavelet Processing and Techniques Applied to Digital Mammography ................................................ III-1415 /. Koren, A. Laine, F. Taylor, M. Lewis - University of Florida, USA Optimal Phase Kernels for Time-Frequency Analysis ....................................................................................... Ш-1419 L Olsen, R. Baraniuk - Rice University, USA The Pseudo-Bertrand Distribution and Alternative Affine Class Generators ......................................................... Ш-1423 P. Gonçalves, R. Baraniuk - Rice University, USA What are the Joint Time-Frequency Moments of a Signal? .............................................................................. Ill- 1427 B. Tacer, P. Loughlin - University of Pittsburgh, USA xxix Volume Ш шшшшшт DSP5 Applications of Time/Frequency Representation Generalized Joint Signal Representations and Optimum Detection ..................................................................... Ш-1431 A. Sayeed, D. Jones - University of Illinois, USA Analysis of Errors in Quantization of Weyl-Heisenberg Frame Expansions and Oversampled A/D Conversion ............ Ill- 1435 Z Cvetkovic ■ University of California at Berkeley, USA Time-Varying Characteristics of Postural Sway Are Different for Patients and Healthy Controls .............................. III-1439 P. Loughlin, M. Redfern, В. Tacer - University of Pittsburgh, USA Wavelet-Based Multi-Carrier CDMA for Personal Communications Systems ......................................................... Ill- 1443 K. Chang, X. Lin, H. Li - Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute, ROK Optimized Wavelets for Fingerprint Compression .......................................................................................... III-1447 B. Sherlock, D. Monro - University of Bath, UK SurfWave: An Object-Oriented Class Library for Wavelet Analysis ..................................................................... III-1451 J. Adler - Tangent Systems, USA B. Rao - University of California at San Diego, USA Techniques for Fast Implementation of the Embedded Zerotree Wavelet (EZW) Algorithm .................................... III-1455 J. Shapiro - Aware, Inc., USA Fast Computation of the Continuous Wavelet Transform Through Obligue Projections .......................................... III-14S9 M. Vrhel, С Lee, M. Unser - National Institute of Health, USA Design of Maximally Smooth Wavelets ......................................................................................................... Ш-1463 M. Lang - University of Bremen, Germany P. Heller - One Oak Park, USA Towards a New Measure of Smoothness for the Design of Wavelet Basis ............................................................... Ш-1467 J. Ödegård, C. Burrus - Rice University, USA DSP6 Wavelets and Filter Banks Biorthogonal Cosine-Modulated Filter Bank ................................................................................................ Ш-1471 T. Nguyen - University of Wisconsin, USA P. Heller - Aware Inc., USA A Distortion Analysis and Optimal Design of Orthogonal Basis for DMT Transceivers ............................................. IH-1475 X. Lin, A. Akansu - New Jersey Institute of Technology, USA Processing Arbitrary-Length Signals with MDFT Filter Banks ........................................................................... Ill- 1479 T. Karp - Hamburg University of Technology, Germany J. Kliewer - University Kiel, Germany A. Merlins, N. Fliege - Hamburg University of Technology, Germany Cosine-Modulated 2-Dimensional Perfect Reconstruction FIR Filter Banks with Linear Phase ................................. Ill- 1483 T. Nagai, M. Ikehara - Keio University, Japan Theory of Optimal Orthonormal Filter Banks ................................................................................................ HI-1487 P. Vaidyanathan - California Institute of Technology, USA Filter Bank Design for Minimum Distortion in Presence of Subband Quantization ................................................ HI-1491 K. Gosse, F. Moreau de St-Martin, P. Duhamel - ENST, France Signal-Based Design of Wavelet Filters ......................................................................................................... III-1495 F. Moreau de St-Martin, E. Gautier - ССЕТТ, France J. d Ales de Corbet - Universite Paris-Dauphine, France Two-Dimensional Orthogonal and Symmetrical Wavelets and Filter-Banks ......................................................... Ш-1499 D. Stanhill, Y. Zeevi - Technion, Israel Statistical Behavior of Wavelet Transmultiplexers in Arbitrary Synchronization States .......................................... Ш-1503 M. Lyall, R. Orr - Atlantic Aerospace Electronics Corporation, USA Wavelets in Polar Coordinates .................................................................................................................. HI-1507 O. Andric, C. Johnston, N. Erdol - Florida Atlantic University, USA xxx _______ Volume III DSP7 Multirate Systems and Filter Banks Non-Uniform Filter Banks Based on a Multi-Protoype Cosine Modulation ............................................................ III-1511 F. Argenti, E. Del Re - University of Florence, Italy Parameterization and Implementation of Orthogonal Wavelet Transforms ............................................................ Ш-1515 P. Rieder, К. Gerganoff - Technical University Munich, Germany J. Gotte - Rice University Houston, USA J. Nossek - Technical University Munich, Germany Design of Signal-Adapted FIR Paraunitary Filter Banks ................................................................................. IIM519 P. Moulin, M. Anitescu, K. Kortanek, F. Potra - Bell Communications Research, USA A Nonlinear Subband Decomposition with Perfect Reconstruction ..................................................................... Ш-1523 F. Hampson, J. Pesquet - Univ. Paris, France Optimal Design of Transmitter and Receiver Filters with Mixed Performance Objectives ....................................... HI-1527 W. Campbell, T. Parks - Cornell University, USA Oversampled FIR Filter Banks and Frames in L-squared (Z) ........................................................................... Ш-1530 M. Vetterli, Z. Cvetkovic - University of California at Berkeley, USA Multistage Multirate Adaptive Filters ......................................................................................................... III-1S34 G. Williamson - Illinois Institute of Technology, USA S. Dasgupta - University of Iowa, USA M. Fu - The University of Newcastle, USA 2D Factorizable FIR Principal Component Filter Banks ................................................................................. IH-1538 B. Xuan, R. Bamberger - Washington State University, USA Reconstruction-Optimized Lapped Orthogonal Transforms .............................................................................. III-1542 S. Hernami - Cornell University, USA A New Two-Dimensional Nonseparable Modulated Filter Banks ........................................................................ HI-1546 S. Chan - The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong DSP8 Multirate Systems and Wavelets Discrete Coefficients Filter Banks and Applications in Image Coding .................................................................. Ill- 1550 C. Кок, Т. Nguyen - University of Wisconsin, USA A Polyphase Approach to Time-Varying Filter Banks ....................................................................................... Ш-1554 S. Phoong, P. Vaidyanathan - California Institute of Technology, USA A Low Probability of Intercept Signal Detection Receiver Using Quadrature Mirror Filter Bank Trees ........................ HI- 1558 T. Farrell, G. Prescott - University of Kansas, USA Adaptive Spectrum Exchange and Modification Using Multirate Filters ............................................................... HI-1562 S. Wada - Tokyo Denki University, Japan Design of 2-Dimensional Linear Phase Perfect Reconstruction FIR Filter Banks Using Lagrange Multiplier Method ...... Ш-1566 M. Ikehara, K. Inose - Keio University, Japan A Pyramidal Coder Using A Non-Linear Filter Bank ....................................................................................... Ш-1570 R. Queiroz - Xerox Corporation, USA D. Florencio - Georgia Institute of Technology, USA Determination of a Canonical Lattice Structure for Odd Length Linear-Phase PR Filter Banks ................................. Ш-1574 D. Pinchón - Universite P. Sabotier, France P. Siohan - CCETT (France Telecom), France Why and How Prefiltering for Discrete Multiwavelet Transforms ..................................................................... Ш-1578 X. Xia - Hughes Research Labs, USA J. Gerónimo - Georgia Institute of Technology, USA D. Hardin - Vanderbilt University, USA B. Suter - Air Force of Technology, USA Adaptive Sampling Using the Discrete Wavelet Transform with Application to Surface Digitization in Automated Manufacturing Ш-1581 C. Huang, A. Sabharwal, Y. Zheng, L Potter - The Ohio State University, USA Modulated Filter Banks and Wavelets - A General Unified Theory ..................................................................... III-1585 R. Gopinath - IBM Watson Research, USA xxxi Volume III DSP9 Nonlinear Filters and Systems Parallel-Cascade Realizations and Approximations of Truncated Volteira Systems ................................................ IH-1589 T. Panicker, V. Mathews - University of Utah USA Piecewise Volterra Filters Based on the Threshold Decomposition Operator ......................................................... Ill- 1593 E. Heredia, G. Arve - University of Delaware, USA Theory and Applications of Adaptive Second Order IIR Volterra Filters ............................................................111-1597 E. Roy, R. Stewart, T. Durrani - University of Slrathclyde, UK Two Dimensional Blind Volterra Signal Modeling .......................................................................................... III-1601 T. Stathaki - Imperial College of London, UK Channel Equalization for Self-Synchronizing Chaotic Systems ........................................................................... III-1605 K. Cuomo, A. Oppenheim, R. Barron - Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA TLS Parameter Estimation for Filtering Chaotic Time Series ........................................................................... Ш-1609 S. Schweizer, V. Stonick, J. Evans - Carnegie Mellon University, USA An Improved Quantitative Measure of Image Restoration Quality ..................................................................... ΙΠ-1613 5. Choy, Y. Chan, W. Siu - Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong A Class of Stochastic Resonance Systems for Signal Processing Applications ......................................................... ΙΙΙ-16Γ7 H. Papadopoulos, G. Wornell - Massalicusetts Institute of Technology, USA Jacobi s Method for Massive Parallel Wave Digital Filter Algorithm .................................................................. ΙΠ-1621 T. Felderhoff- University of Paderborniformerly), Germany Detection and Estimation of Soliton Signals ................................................................................................... III-1625 A. Singer - Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA DSP10 Adaptive Filtering A Novel Adaptive IIR Filter Architecture for Active Noise Control ..................................................................... III-1629 D. Crawford, R. Stewart - University of Strathclyde, UK E. Toma ■ Motorola, Ltd, UK An Effective Approach to Adaptive IIR Filtering .......................................................................................... HI-1633 M. Harteneck, R. Stewart - University of Strathclyde, UK J. McWhirter, I. Proudler - Defence Research Agency, UK Canonical Time Series and Canonical Correlation for Filtering ........................................................................ III-1637 J. Thomas, L Scharf- University of Colorado at Boulder, USA A New Interpretation of the Misadjustment in Adaptive Filtering .....................................................................111-1641 H. Butterweck - Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands Adaptive Threshold Nonlinear Algorithm for Adaptive Filters with Robustness Against Impulse Noise ........................ III-1644 S. Koike ■ NEC Corporation, Japan Adaptive Subspace Estimation: Application to Moving Sources Localization and Blind Channel Identification ............ Ill- 1648 С Riou, T. Chonavel, P. Cochet - ENSTBr, France Average Quantizer Adaptation Rates for Stable ADPCM ................................................................................. Ш-1652 S. Dasgupta - University of Iowa, USA Efficient Approximate Implementations of the Fast Affine Projection Algorithm Using Orthogonal Transforms ............ Ill- 1656 5. Douglas - University of Utah, USA A Statistical Reference Criterion for Adaptive Filtering .................................................................................... Ш-1660 J. Sala, G. Vazquez - Universität Politecnica de Catalunya, SPAIN Extended Anti-Hebbian Adaptation for Unsupervised Source Extraction ............................................................ III-1664 Z Malouche, O. Macchi - Laboratoire de Signaux et Systèmes, France xxxu Volume III DSPll Signal Reconstruction I Nonseparable Sampling Theorems for Two-Dimensional Signals ........................................................................111-1668 К Lin, P. Vaidyanathan - California Institute of Technology, USA Non-Iterative Implementation of a Class of Iterative Signal Restoration Algorithms ................................................ Ш-1672 D. Walsh, P. Delaney, M. Marcelim - University of Arizona, USA New Results on Observation Selection in Signal Reconstruction ........................................................................ Ш-1676 5. Reeves, Z. Zhao - Auburn University, USA A New Inverse Filter Criterion for Blind Deconvolution of Spiky Signals Using Gaussian Mixtures ........................... III-1680 /. Santamaria-Caballero, C. Pantaleon- Prieto - ETS/I Telecom, Spain F. Diaz-De-Maria, A. Artes-Rodiguez - Ciudad Universitaria, SPAIN A New Linear Co-Channel Interference Mitigation Algorithm ........................................................................... Ш-1684 5. Heidari, C. Nikias - University of Southern California, USA Spectrum-Blind Minimum-Rate Sampling and Reconstruction of Multiband Signals ............................................. Ш-1688 P. Feng, Y. Bresler - University of Illinois, USA 1-D and 2-D Minimum and Non-Minimum Phase Retrieval by Solving Linear Systems of Equations ........................... Ill- 1692 A. Yagle - University of Michigan, USA Phase Retrieval Using the Wavelet Transform ................................................................................................ Ш-1695 A. Bell - University of Michigan, USA Signal Processing and Piecewise Convex Estimation ....................................................................................... IH-1699 K. Riedel - New York University, USA DSP12 Adaptive Equalization: Subband and Frequency Methods Equalisation of Time Variant Communications Channels: Channel Estimation Based Approaches ........................... Ill- 1703 T. Shimamura - Loughborough University of Technology, UK S. Semnani - British Telecommunication Labs, UK C. Cowan - Loughborough University of Technology, UK A Differential Error Reference Adaptive Echo Canceller for Mutlilevel РАМ Line Codes ....................................... НЫ707 I. Perez Alvarez, J- Paez-Borrallo, S. Zazo Bello - ETSI Telecomunicación, Spain Least-Mean-Log-Likelihood Adaptive Algorithm in Single-Layer Perceptron Based Communication Channel EquaIisationIII-1711 С. Shang, С. Cowan, M. Holt - Loughborough University of Technology, UK Full-Duplex Fast Estimation of Echo and Channel Responses in the Presence of Frequency Offsets in both Far Echo and Far Signal Ш-1715 W. Li, Y. Wang, X. Chen - Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, China N. Miki - Hokkaido University, Japan Channel Equalization Using Radial Basis Function Network ........................................................................... Ш-1719 J. Lee, C. Beach, N. Tepedelenioglu - Florida Institute of Technology, USA Finding Misconvergences in Blind Equalizers and a New Variance-Constraint Cost Function to Mitigate the Problem ...111-1723 M. Minardi, M. Ingram - Georgia Institute of Technology, USA A Subband Adaptive Filter with a Variable Analysis Filter Bank ........................................................................ НЫ727 Y. Higa - Texas Instruments Tsukuba Research & Development Center Ltd, Japan H. Ochi, S. Kinjo - University of the Ryukyus, Japan A Block Quasi-Newton Algorithm Implemented in the Frequency Domain ............................................................ IH-1731 K. Berberidis - Computer Technology Institute, Greece J. Palicot - CCETT, SRA/DCS, France Subband Adaptive Filters with Zero Alias Component Constraints ..................................................................... III-1735 S. Zimmermann, G. Williamson - Illinois Institute of Technology, USA Wavelet Transform Domain RLS Algorithm ................................................................................................ ΙΠ-1739 S. Hosur - University of Minnesota, USA Volume III DSP13 DSP Applications Modified B-Spline Interpolators and Filters: Synthesis and Efficient Implementation ............................................. III-1743 K. Egiazarian, T. Saramaki, J. Asióla, H. Chugurían, J. Asióla - Tampere University of Technology, Finland Simulation of Coupled Transmission Lines by Multidimensional Wave Digital Filters ............................................. ΙΠ-1747 H. Krauss - University of Erlangen, Germany An Eigenstructure Technique for Soft Synchronization of DSSSS Signals ............................................................ III-1751 N. Mangalvedhe, J. Reed - Virginia Tech, USA Bowing Virtual Strings ........................................................................................................................... Ill- 1755 J. Guerard, X. Boutillon - Laboratoire d Acoustique Musicale, France Convergence Analysis of the Subspace Tracking Algorithms PAST and PASTd ...................................................... ΙΠ-1759 B. Yang - Ruhr University Bochum, Germany Joint Optimal Impulse Response Shortening ................................................................................................ III-1763 P. Melsa, C. Rohrs, R. Younce - Tellabs Research Center, USA Design of Training Data-Based Quadratic Detectors with Application to Mechanical Systems .................................... Ill- 1767 B. Samimy, G. Rizzoni - The Ohio State University, USA A. Sayeed, D. Jones - University of Illinois, USA Deconvolution of Electrogram to Detect Infarcted Myocardium ........................................................................ ΙΠ-1771 W. Ellis, S. Eisenberg - University of California at San Francisco, USA D. Auslander - University of California at Berkeley, USA M. Dae - University of California at San Francisco, USA A. Zakhor - University of California at Berkeley, USA M. Lesh - University of California at San Francisco, USA Detection of Cardiac Arrhythmias Using a Damped Exponential Modeling Algorithm ............................................. ΙΠ-1775 5. Chen, P. Clarkson - The Ohio State University, USA Blind Equalization: A New Convex Cost Function .......................................................................................... III-1779 V. Shtrom, H. Fan - University of Cincinnati, USA DSP14 Signal Reconstruction II Affine Scaling Transformation Based For Computing Low Complexity Sparse Solutions .......................................... IH-1783 B. Rao, I. Gorodnitsky - University of California at San Diego, USA Consistency in Quantized Matching Pursuit ................................................................................................ III-1787 V. Gayal, M. Vetterli - University of California at Berkeley, USA New Algorithm for Convex Set Constrained Signal Reconstruction ..................................................................... ΙΠ-1791 S. Dharanipragada - Johns Hopkins University, USA Robust Constrained Deconvolution ............................................................................................................ III-1795 E. Sekko, P. Sarri, G. Thomas - LAGEP URA CNRS D, France Separation of a Mixture of Chaotic Signals ................................................................................................... III-1798 T. Lo - Defense Research Establishment Ottowa, CANADA H. Leung - Defense Research Establishment Ottowa, Canada J. Litva - Mc Master University, Canada Fractal PN Signals for Broadband Communications: Interpolation Functions and PN Wavelets .............................. III-1802 G. Freeland, T. Durrani - University of Stralhclyde, UK Multiscale Analysis of Fractal Point Processes and Queues .............................................................................. III-1806 W. Lam, G. Wornell - Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA Modeling Techniques for Multiscale Difference Equation Signal Models ............................................................... III-1810 M. Ali, A. Tewfik - University of Minnesota, USA Perfect Reconstructing Non-Linear Filter Banks ............................................................................................. III-1814 D. Florencio - Georgia Institute of Technology, USA R. Schäfer - Georgia Institute ofTechlogy, USA Time-Frequency Distributions Based on Teager-Kaiser Energy Function ............................................................ III-1818 W. Lin, P. Chitrapu - Dialogic Corporation, USA xxxiv ______________ Volume III ШШЕШШШШШШЕШЕШІШШШШЕШЕЕЕШЕШЕШЕШШШЕЕШШШШШЕШШШЕШЕШІЕШШШШ DSP15 Adaptive Filtering (LMS and Gradient Methods) Simplified Global Least Mean Square for Adaptive IIR Filtering ........................................................................ Ш-1822 W. Edmonson, K. Srinivasan - University of Florida, USA A Robust FLS Algorithm for LCMV Adaptive Broad-band Beamformer ............................................................ IH-1826 L. Resende, J. Romano - UNICAMP/Brazil, Brazil M. Beilanger - CNAM/France, France Instrumental Variables (IV) and Prediction Error PE-like Second Order Recursive Algorithms ................................. IH-1830 H. Broman, A. Andersson - Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden Linear and NonLinear Conjugate Gradient Methods for Adaptive Processing ...................................................... Ш-1834 S. Smith - MIT Lincoln Laboratory, USA A New Fully Adaptive Algorithm with Assured Stability for Adaptive Active Noise Control ....................................... Ill- 1838 F. Jiang, N. Ojiro, H. Ohmori, A. Sano - Keio University, Japan Adjoint LMS: An Efficient Alternative to the Filtered X-LMS and Multiple Error LMS Algorithms ........................... IH-1842 E. Wan - Oregon Graduate Institute, USA A Kurtosis-Driven Variable Step-Size LMS Algorithm .................................................................................... III-1846 D. Pazaitis, A. Constantinides - Imperial College, UK The LMK Algorithm with Time-Varying Forgetting Factor for Adaptive System Identification in Additive Output Noise Ш-1850 O. Tanrikulu, A. Constantinides - imperial College, UK Convergence of the DLMS Algorithm with Decreasing Step Size ........................................................................ Ш-1854 S. Ahn - Korea University, ROK P. Voltz - Polytechnic University, USA Parallel Implementation of a Class of Algorithms Linking NLMS and Block RLS ................................................... НЫ858 M. Moonen - Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium
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