Abstract
This paper further develops the theory of how computational complexity of 2-D adaptive FIR filters can be reduced by using essentially separable 2-D FIR filter structures. It is shown that essentially separable architectures make it possible to incorporate 2-D adaptive fault tolerance requiring less computational complexity than 2-D adaptive fault tolerance in non-separable structures. Experimental results illustrate how 2-D adaptive fault tolerance performs in essentially separable FIR structures. Also, some new results are included to show how adaptive fault tolerance can be designed into a McClellan Transformation 2D adaptive filter and some experiments illustrate the adaptive behavior of these structures.
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