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Algorithm

To start the separation algorithm, $ \mbox{${\bm \gamma}$}$$ _0$ is initialized to the zero-shifted impulse response data $ {\mathbf{h}}\cdot$diag$ (z^{\tau_i})$, ignoring the tails of the base-leakage they may contain. Then $ \mbox{${\bm \alpha}$}$$ _0$ is estimated as the mean of $ {\mathbf{h}}-$$ \mbox{${\bm \gamma}$}$$ _0$diag$ (z^{-\tau_i})$. This mean is then subtracted from $ {\mathbf{h}}$ to produce $ {\mathbf{b}}_1 = ({\mathbf{h}}-$   $ \mbox{${\bm \alpha}$}$$ _0)$diag$ (z^{-\tau_i})$ which is then then converted to $ \mbox{${\bm \gamma}$}$$ _1 = {\mathbf{g}}_1 \cdot {\mathbf{w}}_1$ by a truncated SVD. A revised base-leakage estimate $ \mbox{${\bm \alpha}$}$$ _1$ is then formed as $ {\mathbf{h}}-$$ \mbox{${\bm \gamma}$}$$ _1$diag$ (z^{-\tau_i})$, and so on, until convergence is achieved.


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``Time Varying Delay Effects'', by Julius O. Smith III, (From Lecture Overheads, Music 420).
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