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Adaptive Recursive Filtering Using Evolutionary Algorithms

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Evolutionary Algorithms in Engineering Applications

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Adaptive digital filters have been used for several decades to model systems whose properties are a priori unknown. Pole-zero modeling using an output error criterion involves finding an optimum point on a (potentially) multimodal error surface, a problem for which there is no entirely satisfactory solution. In this chapter we discuss previous work on the application of genetic-type algorithms to this task and describe our own work developing an evolutionary algorithm suited to the particular problem.

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White, M.S., Flockton, S.J. (1997). Adaptive Recursive Filtering Using Evolutionary Algorithms. In: Dasgupta, D., Michalewicz, Z. (eds) Evolutionary Algorithms in Engineering Applications. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-03423-1_21

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