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A new improved, easily implementible learning algorithm for blind separation of statistically independent unknown source signals is proposed. In contrast to the well known algorithms, two time trajectories of synaptic weights {wij(t)}̃ and {Wij(t)} are computed where Wij(t) is the time average of wij(t)̃. Extensive computer simulation experiments have confirmed that the proposed learning algorithm assures a high convergence speed of the neural network for a blind identification problem, i.e. a quick recovering of unknown signals from the observation of a linear combination (mixture) of them. The algorithm can easily be extended to other applications.
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