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Adaptive estimation and control : partitioning approach

桂吾 渡辺
TLDR
In this article, Kalman filtering theory structure and parameter adaptive estimation asymptotic and convergence properties of partitioned adaptive systems partitioning filter - probabilistic approach partitioning estimators - scattering approach pseudolinear partitioning filtering and tracking motion analysis two-stage bias correction estimators based on generalized partitioning filters in discrete-time systems multiple model adaptive filtering and control for Markovian jump system
Abstract
Review of Kalman filtering theory structure and parameter adaptive estimation asymptotic and convergence properties of partitioned adaptive systems partitioning filter - probabilistic approach partitioning estimators - scattering approach pseudolinear partitioning filter and tracking motion analysis two-stage bias correction estimators based on generalized partitioning filter forward-pass fixed-interval smoother in discrete-time systems multiple model adaptive filtering and control for Markovian jump system.

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