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Recursive parameter estimation using the MRAS technique.
Date
1983
Author
Altay, Bülent Kerim
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Signal processing
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Estimation theory.
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System analysis.
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Convergence.
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Algorithms.
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B. K. Altay, “Recursive parameter estimation using the MRAS technique.,” Ph.D. - Doctoral Program, Middle East Technical University, 1983.