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Blind adaptive identification of 2‐channel systems using bias‐compensated RLS algorithm

This paper studies the problem of blind adaptive identification, which focuses on how to obtain the consistent estimation of channel characteristics when only the output signal of each transmission channel is available. To solve this problem, traditional algorithms usually construct a single‐input–multiple‐output system resorting to the technique of antenna array or time oversampling. However, they simply suppose that the noise of each channel is known a priori or balanced, which cannot always be satisfied in practice. Therefore, considering the practical situation where the noise of each transmission channel is both unknown and unbalanced, a bias‐compensated recursive least‐squares algorithm is proposed, which can estimate the unbalanced noises in real time and obtain the consistent estimation of channel characteristics. Simulation results illustrate the good performance of the proposed algorithm under different signal‐to‐noise‐ratio conditions.