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Adaptive Processing over Distributed Networks

Ali H. Sayed, +1 more
- 01 Aug 2007 - 
- Vol. 90, Iss: 8, pp 1504-1510
TLDR
The article describes recent adaptive estimation algorithms over distributed networks that rely on local collaborations and exploit the space-time structure of the data.
Abstract
The article describes recent adaptive estimation algorithms over distributed networks. The algorithms rely on local collaborations and exploit the space-time structure of the data. Each node is allowed to communicate with its neighbors in order to exploit the spatial dimension, while it also evolves locally to account for the time dimension. Algorithms of the least-mean-squares and least-squares types are described. Both incremental and diffusion strategies are considered.

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