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Fractional Volterra LMS algorithm with application to Hammerstein control autoregressive model identification

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In the present study, strength of fractional-order adaptive signal processing through fractional Volterra least mean square (FV-LMS) algorithm is exploited for Hammerstein nonlinear control autoregressive model (HN-CAR) identification. The FV-LMS… Click to show full abstract

In the present study, strength of fractional-order adaptive signal processing through fractional Volterra least mean square (FV-LMS) algorithm is exploited for Hammerstein nonlinear control autoregressive model (HN-CAR) identification. The FV-LMS method is a generalization of standard V-LMS by taking usual gradient as well as fractional derivative of cost function in the optimization process. The adaptive scheme FV-LMS is applied to HN-CAR systems for different variations of step size parameter, noise and fractional order. Comparative study of the optimized design variables by FV-LMS from true values of HN-CAR model is carried out using performance metrics of fitness and mean square error, to establish its effectiveness. The performance of the proposed scheme is validated through comparison with standard V-LMS based on multiple independent runs of the scheme.

Keywords: autoregressive model; fractional volterra; control autoregressive; model; lms algorithm

Journal Title: Neural Computing and Applications
Year Published: 2018

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