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[Software EngineeringVolterra

Description: 基于Cholesky分解的混沌时间序列Volterra预测-based on the Cholesky decomposition Volterra chaotic time series prediction
Platform: | Size: 84992 | Author: 四度 | Hits:

[matlabmatlab_wiener

Description: matlab编程,数字信号实验维纳滤波,估计AR模型参数,具有良好的滤波效果。 -Matlab programming, digital signal experimental Wiener filter, it is estimated that the AR model parameters, has good filtering effect.
Platform: | Size: 1024 | Author: 胡迪 | Hits:

[OtherRLS_LMS

Description: 数字预失真系统,功放是Wiener-Hammerstein模型,预失真是记忆多项式模型,自适应算法采用RLS-LMS混合算法不。-Digital pre-distortion system, power amplifier is a Wiener-Hammerstein model, pre-distortion is memory polynomial model, using RLS-LMS adaptive algorithm hybrid algorithm does not.
Platform: | Size: 1024 | Author: baggio | Hits:

[matlabHammerstein_Wiener

Description: Hammerstein_Wiener模型最小二乘向量机辨识及其应用 EI文章-Hammerstein_Wiener model identification and application of least squares vector machines EI article
Platform: | Size: 480256 | Author: YAN YU | Hits:

[matlabpa

Description: 功率放大器的Wiener Hammerstein建模及记忆多项式模型-Modeling PA with Wiener Hammerstein and Memory Polynomial Method
Platform: | Size: 3072 | Author: 张帆 | Hits:

[Program doc6-Digital-Predistortion-for-Power-Amplifiers-with

Description: Power amplifier is essential component in communication systems and it’s inherently nonlinear. This essay mainly investigate a based on Hammerstein predistorter , a memory polynomial predistorter. The Hammerstein predistorter is designed specifically for power amplifiers that can be modeled as a Wiener system. The memory polynomial predistorter can correct both the nonlinear distortions and the linear frequency response that may exist in the power amplifier.
Platform: | Size: 167936 | Author: sali | Hits:

[Program doc8-On-the-Wiener-and-Hammerstein-Models-for-Power-

Description: This paper presents a comparative study on the suitability of using Hammerstein or Wiener models to identify the power amplifier (PA) nonlinear behavior considering memory effects. This comparative takes into account the operational complexity regarding the identification process as well as their accuracy to follow the PA behavior. Both identified PA models will be used to estimate a Hammerstein based predistorter in order to see which model combination provides better linearization results. In addition, two adaptive algorithms for predistorting both PA models are compared in terms of accuracy and converge speed.
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[Program doc9-Adaptive-Hammerstein-Predistorter-Using-the-Rec

Description: The digital baseband predistorter is an effective technique to compensate for the nonlinearity of power amplifiers (PAs) with memory effects. However, most available adaptive predistorters based on direct learning architectures suffer from slow convergence speeds. In this paper, the recursive prediction error method is used to construct an adaptive Hammerstein predistorter based on the direct learning architecture, which is used to linearize the Wiener PA model. The effectiveness of the scheme is demonstrated on a digital video broadcasting-terrestrial system. Simulation results show that the predistorter outperforms previous predistorters based on direct learning architectures in terms of convergence speed and linearization. A similar algorithm can be applied to estimate the Wiener PA model, which will achieve high model accuracy.
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[OtherOutliers-in-Process-Modeling-and-Identification.r

Description: Model-based control strategies like model predictive control (MPC) require models of process dynamics accurate enough that the resulting controllers perform adequately in practice. Often, these models are obtained by fitting convenient model structures (e.g., linear finite impulse response (FIR) models, linear pole-zero models, nonlinear Hammerstein or Wiener models, etc.) to observed input–output data. Real measurement data records frequently contain “outliers” or “anomalous data points,” which can badly degrade the results of an otherwise reasonable empirical model identification procedure. This paper considers some real datasets containing outliers, examines the influence of outliers on linear and nonlinear system identification, and discusses the problems of outlier detection and data cleaning. Although no single strategy is universally applicable, the Hampel filter described here is often extremely effective in practice.
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