The problem of estimating the autoregressive (AR) parameters of a causal AR moving average (ARMA) (p,q) process using higher-order statistic is addressed. It is shown that there is always a linear combination of p+1 slices that gives a full-rank Toeplitz matrix. This derivation proves that consistent estimates can always be obtained with this set of p+1, 1-D slices. These results lead to the development of a new adaptive lattice algorithm with improved performance. Some results are presented comparing this scheme with previous algorithms based on a single slice. Estimation of the MA parameters of the obtained AR-compensated sequence completes the identification of the system. As this method is based on cumulants, the estimation will be unbi...
none3This paper deals with the problem of identifying autoregressive models in presence of additive ...
"IEEE Thrid ASSP Workshop on Spectrum Estimation and Modeling, Boston, MA, November 17-18, 1986."Bib...
The problem of estimating continuous-domain autoregressive moving-average processes from sampled dat...
The problem of estimating the autoregressive (AR) parameters of a causal AR moving average (ARMA) (p...
International audienceThis paper derives an identification solution of the optimal linear predictor ...
Email Print Request Permissions The use of first- and second-order information in the characteriz...
A common approach in modeling signals in many engineering applications consists in adopting autoregr...
We consider regularly sampled processes that have most of their spectral power at low frequencies. A...
In this paper we develop a new linear approach to identify the parameters of a moving average (MA) m...
We consider regularly sampled processes that have most of their spectral power at low frequencies. A...
Consider a Gaussian stationary stochastic vector process with the property that designated pairs of ...
This thesis is concerned with parametric modelling techniques based on the higher order statistics (...
This paper deals with the identification of an autoregressive (AR) process disturbed by an additive ...
Abstract—A linear and nonlinear autoregressive (AR) moving average (MA) (ARMA) identification algori...
This correspondence presents a new second-order statistical approach to blind identification of sing...
none3This paper deals with the problem of identifying autoregressive models in presence of additive ...
"IEEE Thrid ASSP Workshop on Spectrum Estimation and Modeling, Boston, MA, November 17-18, 1986."Bib...
The problem of estimating continuous-domain autoregressive moving-average processes from sampled dat...
The problem of estimating the autoregressive (AR) parameters of a causal AR moving average (ARMA) (p...
International audienceThis paper derives an identification solution of the optimal linear predictor ...
Email Print Request Permissions The use of first- and second-order information in the characteriz...
A common approach in modeling signals in many engineering applications consists in adopting autoregr...
We consider regularly sampled processes that have most of their spectral power at low frequencies. A...
In this paper we develop a new linear approach to identify the parameters of a moving average (MA) m...
We consider regularly sampled processes that have most of their spectral power at low frequencies. A...
Consider a Gaussian stationary stochastic vector process with the property that designated pairs of ...
This thesis is concerned with parametric modelling techniques based on the higher order statistics (...
This paper deals with the identification of an autoregressive (AR) process disturbed by an additive ...
Abstract—A linear and nonlinear autoregressive (AR) moving average (MA) (ARMA) identification algori...
This correspondence presents a new second-order statistical approach to blind identification of sing...
none3This paper deals with the problem of identifying autoregressive models in presence of additive ...
"IEEE Thrid ASSP Workshop on Spectrum Estimation and Modeling, Boston, MA, November 17-18, 1986."Bib...
The problem of estimating continuous-domain autoregressive moving-average processes from sampled dat...