Simulation study demonstrates enhanced robustness and filtering accuracy in distributed networks under non-Gaussian noise, highlighting the utility of generalized error entropy.
Both the minimum error entropy (MEE) and mixture MEE (MMEE) are extensively employed in distributed adaptive filters, exhibiting their robustness against non-Gaussian noise by capturing high-order statistical information from network data. However, the fixed shape of the Gaussian kernel function existing in MEE and MMEE restricts their flexibility, leading to reduced robustness and deteriorated performance. To address this issue, a novel diffusion generalized minimum total error entropy (DGMTE) algorithm is first proposed in this letter, using a generalized MEE criterion to significantly improve the performance of error-in-variables models-based algorithms under non-Gaussian noise. Moreover, as a special case of DGMTE, a generalized minimum total error entropy (GMTE) algorithm is also proposed, and the local convergence analysis of DGMTE is given. Finally, simulations show the superiorities of DGMTE in comparison with other representative algorithms.
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