Question: In this problem we derive the complex LMS algorithm. Referring to figure and starting with the instantaneous cost function where e[ n ] is the
In this problem we derive the complex LMS algorithm. Referring to figure and starting with the instantaneous cost function where e[n] is the error signal and M is the number of antenna elements, do the following:
(a) Determine the derivative of the cost function) with respect to the kth elemental weight wk[n].
(b) Using the instantaneous derivative ∂/∂Wk[n] denoted by ∆J[k] determine the adjustment ∆wk [n] made to the kth elemental weight in accordance with the rule
(c) Verify the composition of the complex LMS algorithm described in Equations (8.75) to (8.77).
Note that wk[n] is complex valued, and you need to consider its real arid imaginary parts separately.
![|e[n]|2 Awr[n] = -µÎJ[k]](https://dsd5zvtm8ll6.cloudfront.net/si.question.images/images/question_images/1549/2/7/8/2175c581c098a73f1549325015555.jpg)
|e[n]|2 Awr[n] = -J[k]
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