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Table 2 Notation for different reshaping filter lengths and the corresponding matrices

From: Improving the conditioning of the optimization criterion in acoustic multi-channel equalization using shorter reshaping filters

Variable

Denotes

\(L^{\mathrm {t}}_{g} = \left \lceil {\frac {L_{h}-1}{M-1}} \right \rceil \)

Reshaping filter length conventionally used in acoustic multi-channel equalization techniques

\(\mathbf {W}_{\mathrm {t}}\hat {\mathbf {H}}_{\mathrm {t}}\)

Matrix when using the reshaping filter length \(L^{\mathrm {t}}_{g}\)

pt=L h +Lgt−1

Number of rows in \(\mathbf {W}_{\mathrm {t}}\hat {\mathbf {H}}_{\mathrm {t}}\)

qt=MLgt≥pt

Number of columns in \(\mathbf {W}_{\mathrm {t}}\hat {\mathbf {H}}_{\mathrm {t}}\)

rt≤pt

Rank of \(\mathbf {W}_{\mathrm {t}}\hat {\mathbf {H}}_{\mathrm {t}}\)

Lgs<Lgt

Reshaping filter length smaller than \(L^{\mathrm {t}}_{g}\)

\(\mathbf {W}_{\mathrm {s}}\hat {\mathbf {H}}_{\mathrm {s}}\)

Matrix when using the reshaping filter length \(L^{\mathrm {s}}_{g}\)

ps=L h +Lgs−1

Number of rows in \(\mathbf {W}_{\mathrm {s}}\hat {\mathbf {H}}_{\mathrm {s}}\)

qs=MLgs<ps

Number of columns in \(\mathbf {W}_{\mathrm {s}}\hat {\mathbf {H}}_{\mathrm {s}}\)

rs=qs

Rank of \(\mathbf {W}_{\mathrm {s}}\hat {\mathbf {H}}_{\mathrm {s}}\)