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A Deep Learning Approach to Digital Filter Parameter Estimation Based on Amplitude Responses

Author(s)
Yospanya, Poonna
Chivapreecha, Sorawat
Jongsataporn, Thitaphan
Date Issued
January 21, 2021
Type
Conference Paper
DOI
10.1109/KST51265.2021.9415855
Abstract
This paper presents our attempt to tackle the problem of digital filter type and parameter estimation given a set of points sampled from a filter frequency response. We compared results from various multilayer perceptron and convolutional neural network configurations. The results suggest that a convolutional neural network generally produces faster convergence with a lower loss at the same number of epochs than a multilayer perceptron network. However, the maximum amplitude response error, which is the true performance metrics, can be comparable in some cases. A combination of multiple best-performing configurations for different tasks is used to assemble the final model.
Citation
Kst 2021 2021 13th International Conference Knowledge and Smart Technology, 243-248, 2021
Subjects

convolutional neural ...

digital filter

multilayer perceptron...

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