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Adaptive Filtering: Algorithms and Practical Implementation, (The Springer International Series in Engineering and Computer Science)

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The book by Prof. Diniz is indeed amongst the best on adaptive signal processing. Most of the fundamental concepts are well explained, suitable examples are given and practical applications are also discussed. The chapter on adaptive IIR filters is unique and still cannot be found in any other book. Moreover, solutions to the problems can be obtained by ftp, which is something very useful for students. Despite this is an excellent book (5 star), the price is ridiculous, as occurs with most titles from this publisher. If I were Prof. Diniz I would change from Kluwer Academic Publishers to a more competitive publisher.

Dr. Paulo Diniz has a unique view of the Adaptive Filtering field, due to years of extensive teaching experience. His book on Adaptive Filtering is a complete reference to the field, describing the theory in a concise way. The book develops the most important results in the field in less than 500 pages, including one chapter on IIR Adaptive Filtering - something that Haykin cannot beat.

The book is appealing to anyone who is interested in Adaptive Filtering and needs an extremely complete and concise reference. Highly recommended.

This book is greatly recommended for students, researchers and also professors. A very complete and clear view of adaptive filtering.

Excellent reference for those interested not only in learning the theory of adaptive filters, but also in putting into practice most of the relevant and up-to-date adaptive algorithms. It is worth pointing out the clear exposition of data-selective-based algorithms, thus constituting a distinct and valuable feature of this book as compared to other classical books about the topic.