The 23rd IEEE Conference on Decision and Control 1984
DOI: 10.1109/cdc.1984.272100
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Unique characterization of conditional distributions in nonlinear filtering

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“…Before describing it we need to recall that under very general conditions (see for instance, Kurtz and Ocone [9]), when denoting by S the state space, by F the observation space, and by P(S) the space of probability measures on S, there always exist deterministic functionals U n and U , with paths in…”
Section: General Considerations On Approximation For Filtersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Before describing it we need to recall that under very general conditions (see for instance, Kurtz and Ocone [9]), when denoting by S the state space, by F the observation space, and by P(S) the space of probability measures on S, there always exist deterministic functionals U n and U , with paths in…”
Section: General Considerations On Approximation For Filtersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As an example one can consider approximating and limit models like the jump model with counting observations as given by (2) and (3), for which the functionals U and U n can be computed as in (9), or like the classical diffusive model, for which the functionals U and U n are also computable as exposed in [16], for example.…”
Section: Different Kinds Of Approximationmentioning
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“…Thus, we are able to write down the filtering equation and then deal with the problem of establishing its uniqueness. To this end, we introduce the filtered martingale problem [13]. We first prove that any solution of the Kushner-Stratonovich equation provides a solution for the filtered martingale problem and then obtain uniqueness in law for the latter problem by adapting to our model a result given in [4].…”
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