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On adaptivity of online model selection method based on multikernel adaptive filtering
We investigate adaptivity of the online model selection method which has been proposed recently within the multikernel adaptive filtering framework. Specifically, we consider a situation in which the nonlinear system under study changes during adaptation and an appropriate kernel also does accordingly. Our time-varying cost functions involve three regularizers: the ℓ1 norm and two block ℓ1 norms which promote sparsity both in the kernel and data groups. The block ℓ1 regularizers are approximated by their Moreau envelopes, and the adaptive proximal forward-backward splitting (APFBS) method is applied to the approximated cost function. Numerical examples show that the proposed algorithm can adaptively estimate a reasonable model.