Proceedings of the 1996 IEEE International Symposium on Intelligent Control
DOI: 10.1109/isic.1996.556254
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Artificial neural network feedback loop with on-line training

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“…Since the commutation relation of quadratures gives [ q, p] = ih, the uncertainty principle (14) reads…”
Section: State-space Representation Of An Opo System With Homodyne Me...mentioning
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“…Since the commutation relation of quadratures gives [ q, p] = ih, the uncertainty principle (14) reads…”
Section: State-space Representation Of An Opo System With Homodyne Me...mentioning
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“…For example, the dual Kalman filter (dual-KF) method was first proposed in [11] for linear systems and then developed for nonlinear systems in [12], [13]. The joint extended Kalman filter (joint-EKF) [14], [15] combines the quantum state and the unknown pump power into a single joint vector. Thus, the combined system becomes nonlinear and the extended Kalman filter (EKF) is used to linearize the system.…”
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“…These works have considered problem of state estimation in linear systems. Joint-EKF was suggested to model unknown parameters in a model reference adaptive control framework [16]. Dual-EKF [17] was a nonlinear extension of the linear dual Kalman approach.…”
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“…EKF to estimate the time-series and using these estimates to train a neural network via gradient descent. A joint EKF is used in [15] to model partially unknown dynamics in a model reference adaptive control framework. Furthermore, iterative EM approaches to the dual estimation problem have been investigated for radial basis function networks [16] and other nonlinear models [17]; see also Chapter 6.…”
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