A class of frequency-domain adaptive approaches to blind multichannel identification

Authors:
Yiteng Huang;J. Benesty
Affiliations:
Lucent Technol. Bell Labs., Murray Hill, NJ, USA;-
Venue:
IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing
Year:
2003

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Abstract

We extend our previous studies on adaptive blind channel identification from the time domain into the frequency domain. A class of frequency-domain adaptive approaches, including the multichannel frequency-domain LMS (MCFLMS) and constrained/unconstrained normalized multichannel frequency-domain LMS (NMCFLMS) algorithms, are proposed. By utilizing the fast Fourier transform (FFT) and overlap-save techniques, the convolution and correlation operations that are computationally intensive when performed by the time-domain multichannel LMS (MCLMS) or multichannel Newton (MCN) methods are efficiently implemented in the frequency domain, and the MCFLMS is rigorously derived. In order to achieve independent and uniform convergence for each filter coefficient and, therefore, accelerate the overall convergence, the coefficient updates are properly normalized at each iteration, and the NMCFLMS algorithms are developed. Simulations show that the frequency-domain adaptive approaches perform as well as or better than their time-domain counterparts and the cross-relation (CR) batch method in most practical cases. It is remarkable that for a three-channel acoustic system with long impulse responses (256 taps in each channel) excited by a male speech signal, only the proposed NMCFLMS algorithm succeeds in determining a reasonably accurate channel estimate, which is good enough for applications such as time delay estimation.