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Nonlinear system modeling and identification using Volterra-PARAFAC models

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Table I. Alternating least squares algorithm for a third-order PARAFAC model.
Figure 1. Realization of a cubic Volterra-PARAFAC model as Wiener models in parallel.
Table III. The extended complex Kalman filter algorithm.
Table IV. The complex least mean square algorithm.
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