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It is very difficult to present in one lecture all the material corresponding to the title of this paper. There are entire books on adaptive filtering and we do not even intend to make a résumé of them [1]–[4]. Adaptive systems have been the topic of many papers in previous meetings of the NATO Advanced Study Institute on Underwater Acoustics and Signal Processing, and this tutorial lecture will not make a new contribution to the field. On the contrary, after a long period of production, it is now time to make an overview of this material. As the field is extremely broad, it would of course be impossible to cover all the problems in one lecture, and we will focus our attention on some points which especially interest us.
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Picinbono, B. (1989). Adaptive Methods in Temporal Processing. In: Chan, Y.T. (eds) Underwater Acoustic Data Processing. NATO ASI Series, vol 161. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-2289-1_35
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