Mariane Petraglia

Prof. Mariane Petraglia

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Academic Career Length

24Years (2003-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 January 2012
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HOHime Oliveira
Hime Oliveira
Lester IngberLester Ingber
Lester Ingber
APAntonio Petraglia
Antonio Petraglia
MPMariane Petraglia
Mariane Petraglia
MMMaria Augusta Soares Machado
Maria Augusta Soares Machado

7 November 2018 in IEEE Signal Processing Letters
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PLPedro Lara
Pedro Lara
FIFilipe Igreja
Filipe Igreja
LTLuis D. T. J. Tarrataca
Luis D. T. J. Tarrataca
DHDiego Barreto Haddad
Diego Barreto Haddad
MPMariane Petraglia
Mariane Petraglia

1 October 2014 in Digital Signal Processing
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DHDiego Barreto Haddad
Diego Barreto Haddad
MPMariane Petraglia
Mariane Petraglia

1 October 2016 in Signal Processing
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KOKaren da S. Olinto
Karen da S. Olinto
DHDiego Barreto Haddad
Diego Barreto Haddad
MPMariane Petraglia
Mariane Petraglia

7 March 2016 in IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems II: Express Briefs
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MPMariane Petraglia
Mariane Petraglia
DHDiego Barreto Haddad
Diego Barreto Haddad
EMElias L. Marques
Elias L. Marques
The affine projection algorithm (APA) and the normalized subband adaptive filter (NSAF) have been proposed to improve the convergence rate of the normalized least mean square algorithm for colored input signals. Recently, the improved multiband-structured subband adaptive filter (IMSAF) has been advanced, combining the APA and NSAF optimization approaches. The use of the IMSAF may result in accelerated convergence rate but at the expense of a large increase in computational complexity. In this brief, a reduced complexity subband adaptive algorithm is proposed, which employs sparse subfilters and a subband APA cost function. A variable-step-size method is developed, thereby providing fast convergence rate while ensuring small steady-state misadjustment.

25 September 2019 in Circuits, Systems, and Signal Processing
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JSJosé V. G. de Souza
José V. G. de Souza
DHDiego Barreto Haddad
Diego Barreto Haddad
FHFelipe da R. Henriques
Felipe da R. Henriques
MPMariane Petraglia
Mariane Petraglia