Noise Control Engineering
Adaptive filtering is a signal processing technique that adjusts the filter's characteristics in real-time to minimize error between the desired output and the actual output. This ability to change allows it to effectively deal with varying noise environments and enhances its performance in different conditions. It plays a crucial role in active noise control, as well as in the design of adaptive algorithms and control systems, making it essential for applications where dynamic adjustments are necessary.
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