Wednesday, November 22, 2017

discrete signals - Linear Prediction of AR Process


A discrete signal x is generated by the recursive process xn=xn10.2xn2+wn


where wn is white noise with zero mean and unit variance. What is the optimum order of a linear predictor for this signal? What are the values of the prediction coefficients? What is the average power of the residual?


I would really appreciate if someone could help me with this question.


It's a past paper question not homework.


Thanks



Answer




From the definition of the process you know that


xn+1=xn0.2xn1+wn+1


Since wn is white you can't predict it, so the best linear predictor for the given process is the filter


P(z)=10.2z1


which is a first order filter. It estimates the future sample xn+1 by computing


ˆxn+1=xn0.2xn1


The residual error is equal to wn, which has an average power of 1.


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