Set-membership NLMS algorithm based on bias-compensated and regression noise variance estimation for noisy inputs
Kaili Yin, Haiquan Zhao, Lu Lu

TL;DR
This paper introduces a bias-compensated set-membership NLMS algorithm that effectively reduces input noise effects using a novel noise variance estimation method, improving system identification accuracy.
Contribution
The paper presents a new bias-compensated set-membership NLMS algorithm with an innovative noise variance estimation technique for noisy input scenarios.
Findings
Low misalignment in system identification with noisy inputs
Effective noise mitigation through bias compensation
Improved robustness over traditional NLMS algorithms
Abstract
The bias-compensated set-membership normalised LMS (BCSMNLMS) algorithm is proposed based on the concept of set-membership filtering, which incorporates the bias-compensation technique to mitigate the negative effect of noisy inputs. Moreover, an efficient regression noise variance estimation method is developed by taking the iterative-shrinkage method. Simulations in the context of system identification demonstrate that the misalignment of the proposed BCSM-NLMS algorithm is low for noisy inputs.
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Taxonomy
TopicsControl Systems and Identification · Fault Detection and Control Systems · Target Tracking and Data Fusion in Sensor Networks
