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Advanced Signal Analysis Assignment 5

This document provides instructions for two signal analysis and processing assignment questions. The first question asks to use the Yule-Walker equations to solve for the autocorrelation values γxx(0), γxx(1), and γxx(2) of an AR(2) process defined by a given difference equation. The second question asks to design a two-coefficient LMS adaptive predictor for a process where the first three autocorrelations γxx(1), γxx(2), and γxx(3) are given, with a specified misadjustment factor of 0.05, and to find the steady state error. The assignment is due on December 5th, 2021.

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Advanced Signal Analysis Assignment 5

This document provides instructions for two signal analysis and processing assignment questions. The first question asks to use the Yule-Walker equations to solve for the autocorrelation values γxx(0), γxx(1), and γxx(2) of an AR(2) process defined by a given difference equation. The second question asks to design a two-coefficient LMS adaptive predictor for a process where the first three autocorrelations γxx(1), γxx(2), and γxx(3) are given, with a specified misadjustment factor of 0.05, and to find the steady state error. The assignment is due on December 5th, 2021.

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INDIAN INSTITUTE OF SPACE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

AVD611 Advanced Signal Analysis and Process


Assignment 5 (posted on 25th Nov 2021)
(to be submitted by 5th DEC 2021)
1. An AR(2) process is defined by the difference equation x(n)=x(n-1)-0.6x(n-2)+w(n), where
2
{w(n)} is a white noise process with variance σ w . Use the Yule Walker equation to solve

the for the values of autocorrelation γ xx (0) , γ xx (1) , and γ xx (2) .

2. The first three autocorrelation of a process x(n) are γ xx (1 )=1 , γ xx (2 )=0. 5 and
γ xx (2 )=0. 5 . Design a two coefficient LMS adaptive predictor for x(n) that has a
misadjustment factor M=0.05, and find the steady state error.

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