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The Least Mean Squares (LMS) Algorithm,age and frequency allocation schemes. We propose three aggressive NTC voltage tuning and allocation strategies, showing that performance can be efficiently sustained or even optimized at the NTC regime. Finally, we show that NTC highly depends on the underlying workload characteristics, delivering a

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Chapter 8 Recursive Least Squares Signal Processing, NIR spectroscopy. Selected examples from recent literature are included to demonstrate how these methods can be applied to solve practical problems in spectroscopy. The aim of this chapter is to provide a comprehensive presentation of the topic aimed at a spectroscopic audience, while remaining acc

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