Bias-Compensated Complex-Valued Bilinear Filtering
Complex-valued optimal and adaptive filters are widely used to identify unknown systems in a broad range of practical applications. Recently, a number of complex-valued bilinear filters, such as the complex-valued bilinear Wiener filter (C-BWF), and the complex-valued bilinear least mean squares (C-BLMS) filter, have been proposed to model and identify complex-valued systems, which are bilinear with respect to their coefficients. However, if the input signals are contaminated with noise, the performance of these complex-valued bilinear filters degrades significantly due to an additional noise-induced bias. To overcome this issue, we propose novel bias-compensated complex-valued bilinear filters that estimate and account for input-noise statistics. Specifically, a bias-compensated C-BWF and a bias-compensated C-BLMS filter are derived in this work. We further include a convergence analysis for the latter. Since practical applications require knowledge of the input-noise variance, we briefly present an adapted method from literature to estimate this quantity. Finally, simulation results demonstrate the superior performance of the proposed filters compared to their standard (non-bias-compensated) counterparts and several state-of-the-art methods.