Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: A closed-loop adaptive subband prediction architecture is presented by employing an adaptive subband filter in the prediction configuration. Some authors have suggested that applying open-loop prediction methods to subband signals can realize increased prediction gain over fullband prediction. Furthermore, the benefits of applying multirate techniques to adaptive filtering are ll understood in terms of reduction of computational complexity and increased convergence speed. Thus, the closed-loop subband adaptive predictor is a novel approach that is expected to exhibit these same benefits along with the advantages of backward adaptation. Results show that the new subband predictor can produce a higher prediction gain than a similar fullband adaptive prediction filter. The proposed architecture is implemented in C++ on the Pentium processor.
['J.R. Saffle', 'S.S. Rao']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Application of subband analysis to adaptive prediction
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