An adaptive wideband beamforming structure is proposed with combined spatial/temporal subband decomposition. The received signals are first processed by a transformation matrix, and then split into a series of subbands, where independent beamformers can be operated. A special property is that some of the lower subbands can be discarded without affecting its performance, which leads to a system with a lower computational complexity and higher convergence speed.
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