It is shown how finite impulse response (FIR) filtering and filter adaptation can be implemented with reduced computational complexity when applied to signals containing only low frequencies. A sparse adaptive filter (with only every Mth coefficient being non-zero) with reduced adaptation rate achieves a similar result as a conventional adaptive filter but with lower computational complexity. An echo control scheme based on a sparse adaptive filter is described. Low frequency echoes are cancelled followed by echo suppression over all frequencies.
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