Hybrid filtered error LMS algorithm: another alternative to filtered-x LMS

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Abstract

The filtered-error LMS (FELMS) algorithms are widely used in multi-input and multi-output control (MIMO) active noise control (ANC) systems as an alternative to the filtered-x LMS (FXLMS) algorithms to reduce the computational complexity and memory requirements. However, the available FELMS algorithms introduce significant delays in updating the adaptive filter coefficients that slow the convergence rate. In this paper, we introduce a novel algorithm called the hybrid filtered-error LMS algorithm (HFELMS) which, while still a form of the FELMS algorithm, allows users to have some freedom to construct the error filter that guarantees its convergence with a sufficiently small step size. Without increasing the computational complexity, the proposed algorithm can improve the control system performance in one of several ways: 1) increasing the convergence rate without extra computation cost; 2) reducing the remaining noise mean square error (MSE); or 3) shaping the excess noise power. Simulation results show the effectiveness of the proposed method

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