On robust signal reconstruction in noisy filter banks
Signal Processing - Content-based image and video retrieval
Optimal design of noisy transmultiplexer systems
EURASIP Journal on Applied Signal Processing
Quantization of filter bank frame expansions through moving horizon optimization
IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing
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The conventional signal reconstruction problem of multirate systems with channel noises can be cast as a robust multirate deconvolution design problem. We investigate a unified minimax approach for the robust deconvolution design of multirate systems. We discuss two typical multirate systems: the multirate filter bank system and the transmultiplexer system. We consider transmission noises resulting from quantization coding errors or external noises. The deconvolution filters for these systems that we derive are all IIR filters. The keypoint is converting the original robust deconvolution design problem to an equivalent minimax matching problem via polyphase decomposition and noble identities. Then, in spite of the presence of input signals and channel noises, we can solve this minimax matching problem by an optimization technique. The proposed method can be interpreted as designing an optimal multirate deconvolution filter such that the worst-case multirate system reconstruction error is minimized over all possible inputs and noises from the energy perspective. Therefore, our proposed design method is more robust than the conventional design method for multirate systems in the presence of uncertain input signals and channel noises. We present several numerical examples that show the good performance of our design method