Chi and Mendel [1], [9] analyzed the performance of the minimum-variance deconvolution (MVD). In this correspondence, a further analysis of the performance of the MVD filter is presented. We show that the MVD filter performs like an inverse filter and a whitening filter asSNR → , and like a matched filter asSNR → 0. The estimation error e (k) of the MVD filter is colored noise, but it becomes white whenSNR → 0. This analysis also connects the error power spectral density of the MVD filter with the spectrum of the causal prediction error filter.
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Chong‐Yung Chi (1987) studied this question.
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