2001
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4471-0249-6
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Applied Interval Analysis

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“…Most of the notions of interval analysis can be found in Jaulin et al [2001] in which an interval [x] is defined as a closed and connected subset of R: Since it is impossible to solve directly the Kalman filtering problem due to parameter uncertainties, our goal is to obtain an upper bound P + k such that:…”
Section: Problem Formulationmentioning
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“…Most of the notions of interval analysis can be found in Jaulin et al [2001] in which an interval [x] is defined as a closed and connected subset of R: Since it is impossible to solve directly the Kalman filtering problem due to parameter uncertainties, our goal is to obtain an upper bound P + k such that:…”
Section: Problem Formulationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In order to reduce the effect of the dependency problem (Jaulin et al [2001]), the Equation (2) is rearranged as follows:…”
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“…BUGF (Believe Universal Generated Function) [12] and IUGF (Interval Universal Generated Function) [11] are two methods based on the UGF (Universal Generated Function) but they are applied on intervals and therefore are used in the case of interval-modeled imprecision, these two methods are efficient and give good results, the IUGF is also noted as more efficient than the BUGF in [12]. In our approach we propose to determine the availability of the system by using a new technique applied on intervals, that is the technique of contractors [4] which we introduce in section 3.…”
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“…"Intervalization with Gauss elimination" [4] is an important class of CSPs for which intervalization of finite subsolvers can be employed only if the system is formed of linear interval equations and if all elements on the diagonal of the matrix are different than zero. "Gauss-Seidel" contractor is an efficient way to contract intervals of a linear system but the matrix in this case must be reversible [4]. "Krawczyk and Newton contractors" are two contractors which are not always applicable and are much complicated than the other contractors [4].…”
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