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Iterative Estimation Algorithm of Autoregressive Parameters
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This paper presents an iterative autoregressive system parameter estimation algorithm in the presence of white observation noise. The algorithm is based on the parameter estimation bias correction approach. We use high order Yule
Kazys Kazlauskas, Jaunius Kazlauskas
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