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1. A method of identifying an unknown system using an adaptive filter, which delays an input signal successively by one sample period to form a plurality of samples,
calculates products between the samples and corresponding samples of a plurality of multiplicands provided correspondingly to the plurality of samples, and outputs the sum total of the products,
wherein the unknown system is identified by adding to each of the multiplicands a product among a difference signal obtained by subtraction of an output of said adaptive filter from an output of the unknown system, the sample corresponding to the
multiplicand and a parameter as an updated amount for unit updating to update the multiplicands so that the difference signal is decreased, characterized in that
a value which increases in proportion to a gradient of the difference signal with respect to the parameter is added to the parameter to obtain a sum and the parameter is modified using a limited sum obtained by applying a limit to the sum, and a
threshold value for applying the limit is determined using a previous limited sum or sums.
2. An identifying method as set forth in claim 1, characterized in that a value obtained by multiplying the previous limited sum by a predetermined first constant, a predetermined second constant and the sum are compared with one another, and a
minimum of the three is determined as the limited sum.
3. An identifying method as set forth in claim 1, characterized in that a value obtained by multiplying the previous limited sum by a predetermined first constant, a predetermined second constant and the sum are compared with one another, and a
maximum of the three is determined as the limited sum.
4. An identifying method as set forth in claim 1, characterized in that a value obtained by multiplying the previous limited sum by a predetermined first constant, a predetermined second constant and the sum are compared with one another and a
minimum value among them is found, and the minimum value, a value obtained by multiplying the pervious limited sum by a predetermined third constant and a predetermined fourth constant are compared with one another and a maximum of the three is
determined as the limited sum.
5. An identifying method as set forth in claim 1, characterized in that the threshold value is calculated using a squared value of the previous limited sum or sums.
6. An identifying method as set forth in claim 5, characterized in that a value obtained by multiplying a squared value of the previous limited sum by a predetermined first constant, a predetermined second constant and the sum are compared with
one another, and a minimum of the three is determined as the limited sum.
7. An identifying method as set forth in claim 5, characterized in that a value obtained by multiplying a squared value of the previous limited sum by a predetermined first constant, a predetermined second constant and the sum are compared with
one another, and a maximum of the three is determined as the limited sum.
8. An identifying method as set forth in claim 5, characterized in that a value obtained by multiplying a squared value of the previous limited sum by a predetermined first constant, a predetermined second constant and the sum are compared with
one another to find a minimum value of the three, and the minimum value, a value obtained by multiplying the squared value of the previous limited sum by a predetermined sixth constant and a predetermined fourth constant and a maximum of the three is
determined as the limited sum.
9. An identifying method as set forth in claim 5, characterized in that a value obtained by multiplying a squared value of the previous limited sum by a predetermined first constant is determined as a threshold value and the threshold value, a
predetermined second constant and the sum are compared with one another to determine a minimum of the three as a minimum value, and the minimum value, the threshold value and a predetermined third constant are compared with one another and a maximum of
three is determined as the limited sum.
10. A method of identifying an unknown system using an adaptive filter, which delays an input signal successively by one sample period to form a plurality of samples, calculates products between the samples and corresponding samples of a
plurality of multiplicands provided correspondingly to the plurality of samples, and outputs the sum total of the products,
wherein the unknown system is identified by adding to each of the multiplicands a product among a difference signal obtained by subtraction of an output of said adaptive filter from an output of the unknown system, the sample corresponding to the
multiplicand and a parameter as an updated amount for unit updating to update the multiplicands so that the difference signal is decreased, characterized in that
a value which increases in proportion to a gradient of the difference signal with respect to the parameter is added to the parameter to obtain a sum and when a sudden change in the difference signal is detected, the sum is replaced with a
predetermined constant, and the parameter is modified using a limited sum obtained by applying a limit to the sum, and further, a threshold value for applying the limit is determined using a previous limited sum or sums.
11. An identifying method as set forth in claim 10, characterized in that a sudden change of the difference signal is detected such that a squared value of the difference signal is calculated, and then a maximum value among all the squared
values after starting of identification of the unknown system until the number of clocks reaches a predetermined second constant is found, whereafter the maximum value is multiplied by a predetermined third constant to obtain a product and then the
product is successively compared with the squared values.
12. An identifying method as set forth in claim 10, characterized in that a sudden change of the difference signal is detected such that an absolute value of the difference signal is calculated, and then a maximum value among all the absolute
values after starting of identification of the unknown system until the number of clocks reaches a predetermined second constant is found, whereafter the maximum value is multiplied by a predetermined third constant to obtain a product and then the
product is successively compared with the absolute values.
13. An identifying method as set forth in claim 2, characterized in that the threshold value is calculated using a squared value of the previous limited sum or sums.
14. An identifying method as set forth in claim 13, characterized in that a sudden change of the difference signal is detected such that a squared value of the difference signal is calculated, and then a maximum value among all the squared
values after starting of identification of the unknown system until the number of clocks reaches a predetermined second constant is found, whereafter the maximum value is multiplied by a predetermined third constant to obtain a product and then the
product is successively compared with the squared values.
15. An identifying method as set forth in claim 13, characterized in that a sudden change of the difference signal is detected such that an absolute value of the difference signal is calculated, and then a maximum value among all the absolute
values after starting of identification of the unknown system until the number of clocks reaches a predetermined second constant is found, whereafter the maximum value is multiplied by a predetermined third constant to obtain a product and then the
product is successively compared with the absolute values.
16. A method of identifying an unknown system using an adaptive filter, which delays an input signal successively by one sample period to form a plurality of samples, calculates products between the samples and corresponding samples of a
plurality of multiplicands provided correspondingly to the plurality of samples, and outputs the sum total of the products,
wherein the unknown system is identified by adding to each of the multiplicands a product among a difference signal obtained by subtraction of an output of said adaptive filter from an output of the unknown system, the sample corresponding to the
multiplicand and a parameter as an updated amount for unit updating to update the multiplicands so that the difference signal is decreased, characterized in that
a value which increases in proportion to a gradient of the difference signal with respect to the parameter is added to the parameter to obtain a sum and a limited sum is calculated by applying a limit to the sum, and when a sudden change in the
difference signal is detected, the limited sum is replaced with a predetermined constant, and then the parameter is modified using the thus replaced limited sum and a threshold value for applying the limit is determined using a previous limited sum or
sums.
17. An identifying method as set forth in claim 16, characterized in that a sudden change of the difference signal is detected such that a squared value of the difference signal is calculated, and then a maximum value among all the squared
values after starting of identification of the unknown system until the number of clocks reaches a predetermined second constant is found, whereafter the maximum value is multiplied by a predetermined third constant to obtain a product and then the
product is successively compared with the squared values.
18. An identifying method as set forth in claim 16, characterized in that a sudden change of the difference signal is detected such that an absolute value of the difference signal is calculated, and then a maximum value among all the absolute
values after starting of identification of the unknown system until the number of clocks reaches a predetermined second constant is found, whereafter the maximum value is multiplied by a predetermined third constant to obtain a product and then the
product is-successively compared with the absolute values.
19. A identifying method as set forth in claim 16, characterized in that the threshold value is calculated using a squared value of the previous limited sum or sums.
20. An identifying method as set forth in claim 19, characterized in that a sudden change of the difference signal is detected such that a squared value of the difference signal is calculated, and then a maximum value among all the squared
values after starting of identification of the unknown system until the number of clocks reaches a predetermined second constant is found, whereafter the maximum value is multiplied by a predetermined third constant to obtain a product and then the
product is successively compared with the squared values.
21. An identifying method as set forth in claim 19, characterized in that a sudden change of the difference signal is detected such that an absolute value of the difference signal is calculated, and then a maximum value among all the absolute
values after starting of identification of the unknown system until the number of clocks reaches a predetermined second constant is found, whereafter the maximum value is multiplied by a predetermined third constant to obtain a product and then the
product is successively compared with the absolute values.
22. An identifying apparatus for identifying a characteristic of an unknown system using an adaptive filter, characterized in that said apparatus comprises:
a subtracter for subtracting an output of said adaptive filter from an output signal of the unknown system to obtain a difference signal;
a step size controller for receiving the difference signal and an input signal to said adaptive filter and successively calculating a step size for use for the updating of coefficients of said adaptive filter;
a limiter for receiving an output of said step size controller and limiting the received output;
a first delay element for feeding back an output of said limiter to said limiter and said step size controller; and
a first multiplier for multiplying the output of said limiter by the difference signal; and in that
an output of said first multiplier is used as the step size for the updating of coefficients of said adaptive filter.
23. An identifying apparatus as set forth in claim 22, characterized in that said step size controller comprises a second delay element for receiving the difference signal and delaying the received difference signal by one sample period, a
second multiplier for multiplying an output of said second delay element by the difference signal, a correlation calculating circuit for receiving the input signal to said adaptive filter and calculating a correlation of the input signal, a third
multiplier for multiplying an output of said correlation calculating circuit by an output of said second multiplier, a fourth multiplier for multiplying an output of said third multiplier by a fixed value, and an adder for adding an output of said fourth
multiplier and a previous value of limited step size.
24. An identifying apparatus as set forth in claim 22, characterized in that said step size controller comprises an error change detecting circuit for receiving the difference signal and detecting a sudden change of the received difference
signal, a second delay element for receiving the difference signal and delaying the received difference signal by one sample period, a second multiplier for multiplying an output of said second delay element by the difference signal, a correlation
calculating circuit for receiving the input signal to said adaptive filter and calculating a correlation of the input signal, a third multiplier for multiplying an output of said correlation calculating circuit by an output of said second multiplier, a
fourth multiplier for multiplying an output of said third multiplier by a fixed value, an adder for adding an output of said fourth multiplier and a previous value of limited step size, and a selector selector for receiving an output of said adder and a
predetermined constant and selectively outputting one of the two received signals in response to an output of said error change detecting circuit.
25. An identifying apparatus as set forth in claim 22, characterized in that said limiter comprises a second multiplier for receiving the feedback signal and multiplying the received feedback signal by a predetermined first constant, and a
minimum value circuit for receiving an output of said second multiplier, the input signal to said limiter and a predetermined second constant and detecting a minimum value of the three received signals.
26. An identifying apparatus as set forth in claim 22, characterized in that said limiter comprises a second multiplier for receiving the feedback signal and multiplying the received feedback signal by a predetermined first constant, and a
maximum value circuit for receiving an output of said second multiplier, the input signal to said limiter and a predetermined second constant and outputting a maximum value of the three received signals.
27. An identifying apparatus as set forth in claim 22, characterized in that said limiter comprises a second multiplier for receiving the feedback signal and multiplying the received feedback signal by a predetermined first constant, a minimum
value circuit for receiving an output of said second multiplier, the input signal to said limiter and a predetermined second constant and detecting a minimum value of the three received signals, an third multiplier for receiving the feedback signal and
multiplying the received feedback signal by a predetermined third constant, and a maximum value circuit for receiving an output of said third multiplier, an output of said minimum value circuit and a predetermined fourth constant and detecting a maximum
value of three received signals.
28. An identifying apparatus as set forth in claim 22, characterized in that said limiter comprises a second multiplier for receiving the feedback signal and squaring the received feedback signal, a third multiplier for multiplying an output of
said second multiplier by a predetermined first constant, and a minimum value circuit for receiving an output of said third multiplier by a predetermined first constant, and a minimum value circuit for receiving an output of said third multiplier, the
input signal to said limiter and a predetermined second constant and detecting a minimum value of the three received signals.
29. An identifying apparatus as set forth in claim 22, characterized in that said limiter comprises a second multiplier for receiving the feedback signal and squaring the received feedback signal, a third multiplier for multiplying an output of
said second multiplier by a predetermined first constant, and a maximum value circuit for receiving an output of said third multiplier, the input signal to said limiter and a predetermined second constant and detecting a maximum value of the three
received signals.
30. An identifying apparatus as set forth in claim 22, characterized in that said limiter comprises a second multiplier for receiving the feedback signal and squaring the received feedback signal, a third multiplier for multiplying an output of
said second multiplier by a predetermined first constant, a minimum value circuit for receiving an output of said third multiplier, the input signal to said limiter and a predetermined second constant and detecting a minimum value of the three
multiplying an output of said second multiplier by a predetermined third constant, and a maximum value circuit for receiving an output of said fourth multiplier, an output of said minimum value circuit and a predetermined fourth constant and outputting a
maximum value of the three received signals.
31. An identifying apparatus as set forth in claim 22, characterized in that said limiter comprises a second multiplier for receiving the feedback signal and multiplying the received feedback signal by a predetermined first constant, a third
multiplier for multiplying an output of said second multiplier by the feedback signal, a minimum value circuit for receiving an output of said third multiplier, the input signal to said limiter and a predetermined second constant and detecting a minimum
value of the three received signals, and a maximum value circuit for receiving an output of said third multiplier, an output of said minimum value circuit and a predetermined third constant and outputting a maximum value of the three received signals.
32. An identifying apparatus for identifying a characteristic of an unknown system using an adaptive filter, characterized in that said apparatus comprises:
a subtracter for subtracting an output of said adaptive filter from an output signal of the unknown system to obtain a difference signal;
an error change detecting circuit for receiving the difference signal and detecting a sudden change of the received difference signal;
a step size controller for receiving the difference signal and an input signal to said adaptive filter and successively calculating a step size for use for the updating of coefficients of said adaptive filter;
a limiter for receiving an output of said step size controller and limiting the received output;
a first selector for receiving an output of said limiter and a predetermined constant and selectively outputting one of the two received signals in response to an output of said error change detecting circuit;
a second delay element for feeding back an output of said first selector to said limiter and said step size controller; and
a first multiplier for multiplying the output of said limiter by the difference signal; and in that
an output of said first multiplier is used as the step size for the updating of coefficients of said adaptive filter.
33. An identifying apparatus as set forth in claim 32, characterized in that said step size controller comprises a second delay element for receiving the difference signal and delaying the received difference signal by one sample period, a
second multiplier for multiplying an output of said second delay element by the difference signal, a correlation calculating circuit for receiving the input signal to said adaptive filter and calculating a correlation of the input signal, a third
multiplier for multiplying an output of said correlation calculating circuit by an output of said second multiplier, a fourth multiplier for multiplying an output of said third multiplier by a fixed value, and an adder for adding an output of said fourth
multiplier and a previous value of limited step size.
34. An identifying apparatus as set forth in claim 32, characterized in that said error change detecting circuit comprises a second multiplier for receiving the difference signal and squaring the received difference signal, a counter, a second
selector for receiving an output of said second multiplier and the constant "0" and selecting one of the two received signals in response to an output of said counter, a second delay element, a maximum value circuit for receiving an output of said second
selector and an output of said second delay element and outputting a maximum value of the two received outputs, a third multiplier for multiplying an output of said maximum value circuit by a predetermined second constant, and a comparator circuit for
comparing an output of said second multiplier and the output of said second multiplier and outputting information of which of them is greater; and in that said second delay element receives the output of said maximum value circuit, delays the received
output by one sample clock period and feeds back the delayed output to said maximum value circuit.
35. An identifying apparatus as set forth in claim 32, characterized in that said error change detecting circuit comprises an absolute value of the difference signal, a counter, a second selector for receiving an output of said absolute value
circuit and the constant "0" and selecting one of the two received signals in response to an output of said counter, a second delay element, a maximum value circuit for receiving an output of said second selector and an output of said second delay
element and outputting a maximum value of the two received outputs, a second multiplier for multiplying an output of said maximum value circuit by a predetermined second constant, and a comparator circuit for comparing an output of said second multiplier
and an output of said absolute value circuit and outputting information of which of them is greater, and in that said second delay element receives the output of said maximum value circuit, delays the received output by one sample clock period and feeds
back the delayed output to said first maximum value circuit.
36. A method of identifying an unknown system using an adaptive filter, which delays an input signal successively by one sample period to form a plurality of samples, calculates products between the samples and corresponding samples of a
plurality of multiplicands provided correspondingly to the plurality of samples, and outputs the sum total of the products,
wherein the unknown system is identified by adding to each of the multiplicands a product among a difference signal obtained by subtraction of an output of said adaptive filter from an output of the unknown system, the sample corresponding to the
multiplicand and a parameter as an updated amount for unit updating to update the multiplicands so that the difference signal is decreased, characterized in that
a value which increases in proportion to a gradient of the difference signal with respect to the parameter is added to the parameter to obtain a sum and a limit is applied to the sum to obtain a limited sum, and when a sudden change in the
difference signal is detected, the sum is regarded as the limited sum only for a period of time of a number of clocks equal to a predetermined first constant, and then the parameter is modified using the limited sum, and a threshold value for applying
the limit is determined using a previous limited sum or sums.
37. An identifying method as set forth in claim 36, characterized in that a sudden change of the difference signal is detected such that a squared value of the difference signal is calculated, and then a maximum value among all squared values
after starting of identification of the unknown system until the number of clocks reaches a predetermined second constant is found, whereafter the maximum value is multiplied by a predetermined third constant to obtain a product and then the product is
successively compared with the squared values.
38. An identifying method as set forth in claim 36, characterized in that a value obtained by multiplying a squared value of the limited sum in the past by a predetermined second constant, a predetermined third constant and the sum are compared
with one another to find out a minimum value of the three, and the minimum value, a value obtained by multiplying a squared value of the limited sum in the past by a predetermined fourth constant and a predetermined fifth constant and a maximum of the
three is determined as the limited sum.
39. An identifying apparatus for identifying a characteristic of an unknown system using an adaptive filter, characterized in that said apparatus:
a subtracter for subtracting an output of said adaptive filter from an output signal of the unknown system to obtain a difference signal;
a first delay element;
an error change detecting circuit for receiving the difference signal and detecting a sudden change of the received difference signal;
a counter for receiving an output of said error change detecting circuit and counting clocks;
a first selector for receiving an output of said error change detecting circuit and an output of said first delay element and selectively outputting one of the two received outputs in response to an output of said counter;
a step size controller for receiving the difference signal and an input signal to said adaptive filter and successively calculating a step size for use for the updating of coefficients of said adaptive filter;
a limiter for receiving an output of said step size controller and limiting the received output;
a second selector for receiving an output of said limiter and the output of said step size controller and selectively outputting one of the two received outputs in response to an output of said first selector;
a second delay element for feeding back an output of said second selector to said limiter; and
a first multiplier for multiplying the output of said second selector by the difference signal; and that
said first delay element delays the output of said first selector and feeds back the delayed output to an input of said first selector; and
an output of said first multiplier is used as a step size for the updating of coefficients of said adaptive filter.
40. An identifying apparatus as set forth in claim 39, characterized in that said step size controller comprises a third delay element for receiving the difference signal and delaying the received difference signal by one sample period, a second
multiplier for multiplying an output of said third delay element by the difference signal, a correlation calculating circuit for receiving the input signal to said adaptive filter and calculating a correlation of the input signal, a third multiplier for
multiplying an output of said correlation calculating circuit by an output of said second multiplier, a fourth multiplier for multiplying an output of said third multiplier by a fixed value, and an adder for adding an output of said fourth multiplier and
a previous value of limited step size.
41. An identifying apparatus as set forth in claim 39, characterized in that said error change detecting circuit comprises a second multiplier for receiving the difference signal and squaring the received difference signal, a counter, a third
selector for receiving an output of said second multiplier and the constant "0" and selecting one of the two received signals in response to an output of said counter, a third delay element, a maximum value circuit for receiving an output of said third
selector and an output of said third delay element and outputting a maximum value of the two received outputs, a third multiplier for multiplying an output of said maximum value circuit by a predetermined constant, and a comparator circuit for comparing
an output of said third multiplier and the output of said second multiplier and outputting information of which of them is greater, and that said third delay element receives the output of said maximum value circuit, delays the received output by one
sample clock period and feeds back the delayed output to said maximum value circuit.
42. An identifying apparatus as set forth in claim 39, characterized in that said limiter comprises a second multiplier for receiving the feedback signal and squaring the received feedback signal, a third multiplier for multiplying an output of
said second multiplier by a predetermined first constant, a minimum value circuit for receiving an output of said third multiplier, the input signal to said limiter and a predetermined second constant and detecting a minimum value of the three received
signals, a fourth multiplier for multiplying an output of said second multiplier by a predetermined third constant, and a maximum value circuit for receiving an ouput of said fourth multiplier, an output of said minimum value circuit and a predetermined
fourth constant and outputting a maximum value of the three received signals.
43. A method of identifying an unknown system using an adaptive filter, which delays an input signal successively by one sample period to form a plurality of samples, calculates products between the samples and corresponding samples of a
plurality of multiplicands provided correspondingly to the plurality of samples, and outputs the sum total of the products,
wherein the unknown system is identified by adding to each of the multiplicands a product among a difference signal obtained by subtraction of an output of said adaptive filter from an output of the unknown system, the sample corresponding to the
multiplicand and a parameter as an updated amount for unit updating to update the multiplicands so that the difference signal is decreased, characterized in that
a value which increases in proportion to a gradient of the difference signal with respect to the parameter is added to the parameter to obtain a sum and a limit is applied to the sum to obtain a limited sum, and then, an average value of these
limited sums is calculated and is determined as the parameter for calculation of the updated amount.
44. An identifying method as set forth in claim 43, characterized in that the time constant for calculation of the average value is calculated using an average value in advance and is replaced, when sudden change in the difference signal is
detected, by a constant corresponding to an initial value of the parameter.
45. An identifying method as set forth in claim 44, characterized in that a sudden change of the difference signal is detected such that a squared value of the difference signal is calculated, and then a maximum value among all squared values
after starting of identification of the unknown system until the number of clocks reaches a predetermined first constant is found, whereafter the maximum value is multiplied by a predetermined second constant to obtain a product and then the product is
successively compared with the squared values.
46. An identifying method as set forth in claim 44, characterized in that a sudden change of the difference signal is detected such that an absolute value of the difference signal is calculated, and then a maximum value among all absolute values
after starting of identification of the unknown system until the number of clocks reaches a predetermined first constant is found, whereafter the maximum value is multiplied by a predetermined second constant to obtain a product and then the product is
successively compared with the absolute values.
47. An identifying apparatus for identifying a characteristic of an unknown system using an adaptive filter, characterized in that said apparatus:
a subtracter for subtracting an output of said adaptive filter from an output signal of the unknown system to obtain a difference signal;
a step size controller for receiving the difference signal and an input signal to said adaptive filter and successively calculating a step size for use for the updating of coefficients of said adaptive filter;
a limiter for receiving an output of said step size controller and limiting the received output; and
an averaging circuit for receiving an output of said limiter and calculating an average value from the received output; and in that
an output of said averaging circuit is used as a step size for the updating of coefficients of said adaptive filter.
48. An identifying apparatus as set forth in claim 47, characterized in that said limiter comprises a minimum value circuit for receiving the input signal to said limiter and a predetermined first constant and detecting a minimum value of the
two received signals, and a maximum value circuit for receiving an output of said minimum value circuit and a predetermined second constant and outputting a maximum value of the two received signals.
49. An identifying apparatus as set forth in claim 47, characterized in that said averaging circuit comprises a first multiplier for multiplying an output of said limiter by a first constant, an second multiplier, an adder for adding an output
of said first multiplier and an output of said second multiplier and outputting the sum as an average value, and a delay element for receiving an output of said adder and delaying the received output by one clock period, and that said multiplier
multiplies an output of said delay element by a second constant and feeds back the product to said second adder.
50. An identifying apparatus for identifying a characteristic of an unknown system using an adaptive filter, characterized in that said apparatus:
a subtracter for subtracting an output of said adaptive filter from an output signal of the unknown system to obtain a difference signal;
an error change detecting circuit for receiving the difference signal and detecting a sudden change of the received difference signal;
a counter for receiving an output of said error change detecting circuit and counting clocks;
a first delay element;
a first selector for receiving an output of said error change detecting circuit and an output of said first delay element and selectively outputting one of the two received outputs in response to an output of said counter;
a step size controller for receiving the difference signal and an input signal to said adaptive filter and successively calculating a step size for use for the updating of coefficients of said adaptive filter;
a limiter for receiving an output of said step size controller and limiting the received output;
an averaging circuit for receiving an output of said limiter and calculating an average value from the received output; and
a second selector for receiving an output of said averaging circuit and a predetermined constant and selectively outputting one of the two received signals in response to an output of said first selector; and that
said first delay element delays the output of said first selector and feeds back the delayed output to an input of said first selector; and in that
an output of said averaging circuit is used as a step size for the updating of coefficients of said adaptive filter.
51. An identifying apparatus as set forth in claim 50, characterized in that said step size controller comprises a first delay element for receiving the difference signal and delaying the received difference signal by one sample period, a first
multiplier for multiplying an output of said first delay element by the difference signal, a correlation calculating circuit for receiving the input signal to said adaptive filter and calculating a correlation of the input signal, a first multiplier for
multiplying an output of said correlation calculating circuit by an output of said first multiplier, a third multiplier for multiplying an output of said second multiplier by a fixed value, a second delay element, and ad adder for adding an output of
said third multiplier and an output of said second delay element; and in that said second delay element delays an output of said adder and feeds back the delayed output to said adder.
52. An identifying apparatus as set forth in claim 50, characterized in that said error change detecting circuit comprises a first multiplier for receiving the difference signal and squaring the received difference signal, a counter, a selector
for receiving an output of said first multiplier and the constant "0" and selecting one of the two received signals in response to an output of said counter, a delay element, a maximum value circuit for receiving an output of said selector and an output
of said delay element and outputting a maximum value of the two received outputs, a second multiplier for multiplying an output of said maximum value circuit by a predetermined constant, and a comparator circuit for comparing an output of said second
multiplier and the output of said first multiplier and outputting information of which of them is greater; and in that said delay element receives the output of said maximum value circuit, delays the received output by one sample clock period and feeds
back the delayed output to said maximum value circuit.
53. An identifying apparatus as set forth in claim 50, characterized in that said error change detecting circuit comprises an absolute value detecting circuit for receiving the difference signal and calculating an absolute value of the received
difference signal, a counter, a selector for receiving an output of said absolute value detecting circuit and the constant "0" and selecting one of the two received signals in response to an output of said counter, a delay element, a maximum value
circuit for receiving an output of said selector and an output of said delay element and outputting a maximum value of the two received signals, a multiplier for multiplying an output of said maximum value circuit by a predetermined constant, and a
comparator circuit for comparing an output of said multiplier and the output of said absolute value detecting circuit and outputting information of which of them is greater; and in that said delay element receives the output of said maximum value
circuit, delays the received output by one sample clock period and feeds back the delayed output to said maximum value circuit.
54. An identifying apparatus as set forth in claim 50, characterized in that said averaging circuit comprises a first multiplier for multiplying an output of said limiter by a first variable, an second multiplier, an adder for adding an output
of said first multiplier and outputting the sum as an average value, and a delay element for receiving an output of said adder and delaying the received output by one clock period; and in that said second multiplier multiplies an output of said second
delay element by a second variable and feeds back the product to said adder, and the first and second variables are determined using the feedback signal from said second selector.
55. An identifying apparatus as set forth in claim 50, characterized in that said step size controller comprises a second delay element for receiving the difference signal and delaying the received difference signal by one sample period, a first
multiplier for multiplying an output of said second delay element by the difference signal, a correlation calculating circuit for receiving the input signal to said adaptive filter and calculating a correlation of the input signal, a second multiplier
for multiplying an output of said correlation calculating circuit by an output of said first multiplier, a third multiplier by a fixed value, a third delay element, and an adder for adding an output of said third multiplier and an output of said third
delay element; and in that said third delay element delays an output of said adder and feeds back the delayed output to said adder.
56. An identifying apparatus as set forth in claim 50, characterized in that said error change detecting circuit comprises a first multiplier for receiving the difference signal and squaring the received difference signal, a counter, a third
selector for receiving an output of said first multiplier and the constant "0" and selecting one of the two received signals in response to an output of said counter, a second delay element, a maximum value circuit for receiving an output of said third
selector and an output of said second delay element and outputting a maximum value of the two received outputs, a second multiplier for multiplying an output of said maximum value circuit by a predetermined second constant, and a comparator circuit for
comparing an output of said second multiplier and the output of said first multiplier and outputting information of which of them is greater; and in that said second delay element receives the output of said maximum value circuit, delays the received
output by one sample clock period and feeds back the delayed output to said maximum value circuit.
57. An identifying apparatus as set forth in claim 50, characterized in that said error change detecting circuit comprises an absolute value detecting circuit for receiving the difference signal, a counter, a third selector for receiving an
output of said absolute value detecting circuit and the constant "0" and selecting one of the two received signals in response to an output of said counter, a second delay element, a maximum value circuit for receiving an output of said third selector
and an output of said second delay element and outputting a maximum value of the two received signals, a multiplier for multiplying an output of said maximum value circuit by a predetermined second constant, and a comparator circuit for comparing an
output of said multiplier and the output of said absolute value detecting circuit and outputting information of which of them is greater; and in that said second delay element receives the output of said maximum value circuit, delays the received output
by one sample clock period and feeds back the delayed output to said maximum value circuit.
58. An identifying apparatus as set forth in claim 50, characterized in that said limiter comprises a minimum value circuit for receiving the input signal to said limiter and a predetermined second constant and detecting a minimum value of the
two received signals, and a maximum value circuit for receiving an output of said minimum value circuit and a predetermined third constant and outputting a maximum value of the two received signals.
59. A method of identifying an unknown system using an adaptive filter, which delays an input signal successively by one sample period to form a plurality of samples, calculates products between the samples and corresponding samples of a
plurality of multiplicands provided correspondingly to the plurality of samples, and outputs the sum total of the products,
wherein the unknown system is identified by adding to each of the multiplicands a normalized value of a product among a difference signal obtained by subtraction of an output of said adaptive filter from an output of the unknown system, the
sample corresponding to the multiplicand and a parameter as an updated amount for unit updating to update the multiplicands so that the difference signal is decreased, said normalized value being obtained by normalization of the product with a value of
input power to said adaptive filter, characterized in that
a value which increases in proportion to a gradient of the difference signal normalized with the value of input power to said filter with respect to the parameter is added to the parameter to obtain a sum, and the parameter is modified using the
sum.
60. An identifying method as set forth in claim 59, characterized in that a value obtained by multiplication of the limited sum in the past by a predetermined first constant, a predetermined second constant and the sum are compared with one
another, and a minimum value of the three is determined as the limited sum.
61. An identifying method as set forth in claim 59, characterized in that a value obtained by multiplication of the previous limited sum by a predetermined first constant, a predetermined second constant and the sum are compared with one
another, and a maximum value of the three is determined as the limited sum.
62. An identifying method as set forth in claim 59, characterized in that a value obtained by multiplication of the previous limited sum by a predetermined fifth constant, a predetermined sixth constant and the sum are compared with one another
to detect a minimum value among the three, and the minimum value, a value obtained by multiplication of the limited sum in the past by a predetermined first constant and a predetermined second constant are compared with one another, and a maximum value
of the three is determined as the limited sum.
63. An identifying method as set forth in claim 59, characterized in that a value obtained by multiplication of a squared value of the limited sum in the past by a predetermined first constant, a predetermined second constant and the sum are
compared with one another, and a minimum value of the three is determined as the limited sum.
64. An identifying method as set forth in claim 59, characterized in that a value obtained by multiplication of a squared value of the previous limited sum by a predetermined first constant, a predetermined second constant and the sum are
compared with one another, and a maximum value of the three is determined as the limited sum.
65. An identifying method as set forth in claim 59, characterized in that a value obtained by multiplication of a squared value of the previous limited sum by a predetermined first constant, a predetermined second constant and the sum are
compared with one another to detect a minimum value among the three, and the minimum value, a value obtained by multiplication of the squared value by a predetermined third constant and a predetermined fourth constant are compared with one another, and a
maximum value of the three is determined as the limited sum.
66. A method of identifying an unknown system using an adaptive filter, which delays an input signal successively by one sample period to form a plurality of samples, calculates products between the samples and corresponding samples of a
plurality of multiplicands provided correspondingly to the plurality of samples, and outputs the sum total of the products,
wherein the unknown system is identified by adding to each of the multiplicands a normalized value of a product among a difference signal obtained by subtraction of an output of said adaptive filter from an output of the unknown system, the
sample corresponding to the multiplicand and a parameter as an updated amount for unit updating to update the multiplicands so that the difference signal is decreased, said normalized value being obtained by normalization of the product with a value of
input power to said adaptive filter, characterized in that
a value which increases in proportion to a gradient of the difference signal normalized with the value of input power to said filter with respect to the parameter is added to the parameter to obtain a sum and the parameter is modified using a
limited sum obtained by applying a limit to the sum, and a threshold value for applying the limit is calculated using a previous limited sum or sums.
67. An identifying method as set forth in claim 56, characterized in that the threshold value is calculated using a squared value of the previous limited sum or sums.
68. An identifying method as set forth in claim 67, characterized in that, when a sudden change in the difference signal is detected, the limited sum is replaced by a predetermined variable, and then the parameter is modified using the limited
sum.
69. An identifying method as set forth in claim 68, characterized in that a sudden change of the difference signal is detected such that a squared value of the difference signal is calculated, an | | |
