The all-pole lattice filter in Fig. 6.7b may be used to generate the all-pole approximation i(n) to a signal x(n). In th

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The all-pole lattice filter in Fig. 6.7b may be used to generate the all-pole approximation i(n) to a signal x(n). In this problem, we investigate another use for this filter. Suppose that et (n) is initialized to one at time n = 0, and all of the remaining states are set equal to zero. = 0 Determine the output of the all-pole filter for n = 1,2,..., N. Hint: Consider the expression for % given in Eq. (5.10) of Chapter 5.
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