A method of adjusting an echo canceller comprises obtaining a first cross-correlation between a far-end signal and an error signal, wherein the error signal is generated by subtracting an output signal of an adaptive filter from a local-end signal; determining whether the first cross-correlation is above a pre-determined threshold; relocating the adaptive filter by a few samples if the determining determines that the first cross-correlation is above a pre-determined threshold; calculating a first improvement indicator parameter, wherein the first improvement indicator parameter is calculated after the relocating the adaptive filter by the few samples; determining whether the first improvement indicator parameter indicates a performance improvement by the adaptive filter after the relocating the adaptive filter by the few samples; calculating a gain based on the local-end signal and the error signal if the determining does not determine the performance improvement; and multiplying the adaptive filter by the gain.

 
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