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Some notes on feedback suppression with adaptive filters in hearing aids
This paper discusses some important issues concerning feedback cancellation in hearing aids using adaptive filters. We summarize the main benefits of an anti-feedback system and comment on the pros and cons of a frequency-domain implementation. The length of the adaptive filter is dealt with and important delay elements in the algorithm are described. Finally, we comment on the problem of adaptation in the presence of uncorrelated additive noise which, in this case, is the desired input signal to the hearing aid.