A Denoising Method Based on the Variable Step NLMP for the Pulsar Signal

Jing Rong Sun; Gui Ying Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.500.760

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A Denoising Method Based on the Variable Step NLMP for the Pulsar Signal

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In order to denoise the pulsar signal, a variable step NLMP algorithm was introduced under the-stable distribution. The algorithm introduced a step update factor. By adjusting parameters and error information, the algorithm can adjust the incremental direction of the adaptive filter weight vector accurately, and improve the convergence performance. Simulation results show that the variable step-size NLMP algorithm is better than the NLMP algorithm in the denoising effect in-stable distribution noise environments.

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Jing Rong Sun, Gui Ying Zhang

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De-Noising, NLMP Algorithm, Pulsar Signal, Step Update Factor, α Stable Distribution

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