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Linear Dynamic Filtering With Noisy Input and Output
, 2003
"... This report is available by anonymous ftp from ftp.esat.kuleuven.ac.be in the directory pub/sista/markovsky/reports/03-183.ps.gz K.U.Leuven, Dept. of Electrical Engineering (ESAT), Research group SCD (SISTA), Kasteelpark Arenberg 10, 3001 Leuven-Heverlee, Belgium, Tel. 32/16/32 17 09, Fax 32/16/32 ..."
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This report is available by anonymous ftp from ftp.esat.kuleuven.ac.be in the directory pub/sista/markovsky/reports/03-183.ps.gz K.U.Leuven, Dept. of Electrical Engineering (ESAT), Research group SCD (SISTA), Kasteelpark Arenberg 10, 3001 Leuven-Heverlee, Belgium, Tel. 32/16/32 17 09, Fax 32/16/32 19 70, WWW: http://www.esat.kuleuven.ac.be/sista
Optimal recursive estimation for discrete-time descriptor systems
- International Journal of Systems Science
, 2005
"... Optimal recursive estimation for discrete-time descriptor systems ..."
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Optimal recursive estimation for discrete-time descriptor systems
Gain bounds for multiple model switched adaptive control for general MIMO LTI systems
- In 47th IEEE Conf. on Decision and Control
, 2008
"... Abstract — For the class of MIMO minimal LTI systems controlled by an estimation based multiple model switched adaptive controller (EMMSAC), bounds are obtained for the closed loop lp gain, 1 ≤ p ≤ ∞, from the input and output disturbances to the internal signals. 1. ..."
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Abstract — For the class of MIMO minimal LTI systems controlled by an estimation based multiple model switched adaptive controller (EMMSAC), bounds are obtained for the closed loop lp gain, 1 ≤ p ≤ ∞, from the input and output disturbances to the internal signals. 1.
Robust Stability and Performance for Multiple Model Switched Adaptive Control
, 2010
"... While the concept of switching between multiple controllers to achieve a control objective is not new, the available analysis to date imposes various structural and analytical assumptions on the controlled plant. The analysis presented in this thesis, which is concerned with an Estimation-based Mult ..."
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While the concept of switching between multiple controllers to achieve a control objective is not new, the available analysis to date imposes various structural and analytical assumptions on the controlled plant. The analysis presented in this thesis, which is concerned with an Estimation-based Multiple Model Switched Adaptive Control (EMM-SAC) algorithm originating from Fisher-Jeffes (2003); Vinnicombe (2004), is shown not to have such limitations. As the name suggests, the key difference between EMMSAC and common multiple model type switching schemes is that the switching decision is based on the outcome of an optimal estimation process. The use of such optimal estimators is the key that allows for a simplified, axiomatic approach to analysis. Also, since estimators may be implemented by standard optimisation techniques, their construction is feasible for a broad class of systems. The presented analysis is the first of its kind to provide comprehensive robustness and performance guarantees for a multiple model control algorithm, in terms of lp, 1 ≤ p ≤ ∞ bounds on the closed loop gain, and is applicable to the class of minimal MIMO LTI plants. A key feature of this bound is that it permits the on-line alteration of the
Min-Plus approaches and Cluster Based Pruning for Filtering in Nonlinear Systems
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Deterministic filtering and dimensionality reduction for optimal attitude estimation on SO(3)
"... Abstract — In this article we introduce the use of recently developed min/max-plus techniques in order to solve the optimal attitude estimation problem in filtering for nonlinear systems on the special orthogonal (SO(3)) group. This work helps obtain computationally efficient methods for the synthes ..."
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Abstract — In this article we introduce the use of recently developed min/max-plus techniques in order to solve the optimal attitude estimation problem in filtering for nonlinear systems on the special orthogonal (SO(3)) group. This work helps obtain computationally efficient methods for the synthesis of deterministic filters for nonlinear systems – i.e. optimal filters which estimate the state using a related optimal control problem. The technique indicated herein is validated using a set of optimal attitude estimation example problems on SO(3). I.
Minimum-Energy Distributed Consensus of Uncertain Agents
"... Abstract—This paper presents a consensus algorithm for a multi-agent system where each agent has access to its imperfect own state and neighboring state measurements. The measurements are subject to deterministic disturbances and the proposed algorithm provides a minimum-energy estimate of the measu ..."
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Abstract—This paper presents a consensus algorithm for a multi-agent system where each agent has access to its imperfect own state and neighboring state measurements. The measurements are subject to deterministic disturbances and the proposed algorithm provides a minimum-energy estimate of the measured states which is instrumental in achieving consensus by the nodes. It is shown that the proposed consensus algorithm converges exponentially in the absence of disturbances, and its performance under bounded continuous disturbances is inves-tigated as well. The convergence performance of the proposed method is further studied using simulations where we show that consensus is achieved despite using large measurement errors. I.
Minimum-Energy Filtering on the Unit Circle Using Velocity Measurements with Bias and Vectorial state Measurements
"... Abstract — We consider minimum-energy filtering of a system defined on the unit circle when the angular velocity measurements are contaminated with deterministic measurement error and bias. We propose a second order approximate minimumenergy filter for this system using vectorial measurements. This ..."
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Abstract — We consider minimum-energy filtering of a system defined on the unit circle when the angular velocity measurements are contaminated with deterministic measurement error and bias. We propose a second order approximate minimumenergy filter for this system using vectorial measurements. This work extends prior work in two aspects; Firstly, by including a model for slowly time varying angular velocity measurement bias, we estimate and reject the bias in order to estimate the state of the system more accurately. Secondly, rather than using full state measurements we use vector measurements to derive the filter. Both of these two innovations make the filter more practical in real world applications. In simulations we show that the proposed filter is globally convergent and robust to different levels of measurement error and bias. I.