2015
DOI: 10.1155/2015/249857
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Multisensory Prediction Fusion of Nonlinear Functions of the State Vector in Discrete-Time Systems

Abstract: We propose two new multisensory fusion predictors for an arbitrary nonlinear function of the state vector in a discrete-time linear dynamic system. Nonlinear function of the state (NFS) represents a nonlinear multivariate functional of state variables, which can indicate useful information of the target system for automatic control. To estimate the NFS using multisensory information, we propose centralized and decentralized predictors. For multivariate polynomial NFS, we propose an effective closed-form comput… Show more

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“…Real-time SLV tracking problem has made use of single model filters such as an alpha-beta-gamma filter or Kalman filter (KF), 3 because of a reliability issue. However, since a KF only utilizes a single dynamic model, in general, the tracking performance of KF for a maneuvering launch vehicle is inferior to multiple model estimators.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Real-time SLV tracking problem has made use of single model filters such as an alpha-beta-gamma filter or Kalman filter (KF), 3 because of a reliability issue. However, since a KF only utilizes a single dynamic model, in general, the tracking performance of KF for a maneuvering launch vehicle is inferior to multiple model estimators.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Prediction or fixed-lead prediction in mean square means the synchronization of the slaving data is the estimation of the state at a future time + , where > 0 beyond the observation interval; that is, based on data up to an earlier time [20,24],…”
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confidence: 99%