Rank the following in order of their likely weight misconver…

Rank the following in order of their likely weight misconvergence error—the lowest error is 1 and the highest error is 7. In every case, there is the same amount of low-level noise added to the target signal d. Also, assume that the system is stationary and that any parameters not specified below have been chosen to yield a reasonable trade-off between convergence speed and weight misconvergence. If one of the comparisons doesn’t yield a clear ordering in your opinion, explain your thinking in your uploaded notes.

The following plots are of the error signal in dB at the out…

The following plots are of the error signal in dB at the output of the adaptive filter setup shown above.  The unknown system is an FIR filter of length 10.  The input signal, desired signal, and noise are generated using the following Matlab code x = randn(1500,1); v = g*randn(1500,1); d = filter(h,1,x) + v; Each of the plots below is generated using one of the set of parameters below and an LMS-type adaptive filter of length flen.  Match each set of parameters with the appropriate plot of the error signal.