1999
DOI: 10.1109/9.793722
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Kalman filtering for general discrete-time linear systems

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“…The filtered estimate recursion that solves the problem 1) is given by [12], [20] (9) (10) Remark 2.1: As it was demonstrated in [12], for the existence of a recursive solution of (9), it is required that has full column rank for all . It is easy to observe that for the usual state-space systems, this condition is always satisfied.…”
Section: A Nominal Estimatesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The filtered estimate recursion that solves the problem 1) is given by [12], [20] (9) (10) Remark 2.1: As it was demonstrated in [12], for the existence of a recursive solution of (9), it is required that has full column rank for all . It is easy to observe that for the usual state-space systems, this condition is always satisfied.…”
Section: A Nominal Estimatesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Lemma 2.1: Consider the problem of solving (19) where is the data matrix, is the measurement vector which is assumed to be known, is the unknown vector, , and are given weighting matrices, are perturbations modeled by (20) The solution of the optimization problem (19) is given by (21) where the modified weighting matrices are defined by…”
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“…The answer is given by the elegant recursive algorithm of the Kalman filter which can be obtained considering recursively the one-step deterministic optimum data fitting problem (12) The resulting descriptor Kalman filter in filtered form is given by the following theorem (cf. [6], [24], [23], [12]). …”
Section: A the Problem Of Generalized State Estimationmentioning
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“…As in the standard systems, the knowledge of the state is required for the control or for the failure detection. Full order state estimation for discrete-time descriptor systems has been studied in [4,5,6,7]. Recent attention has been concentrated on the H ∞ filtering since, in contrast to the standard Kalman filtering, it does not need any knowledge of the statistical properties of the noise.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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