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@MISC{_fitu,
    author = {},
    title = {fi tu R},
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Abstract

evis ine Two novel forms of the extended Kalman filter (EKF) are proposed for parameter estimation in the context of problems of interest in structural mechanics. These filters are based on variants of the derivative-free locally transversal linearization (LTL) and multi-step framework for time-domain identification of structural sys-were focused on application of linearization techniques which have led to the development of the extended Kalman are computationally intensive but have wide-ranging capa-and often constitute a set of ordinary differential equations (ODEs). The measurements are typically made on displace-ments, velocities, accelerations, strains and/or support reactions. Furthermore, the process and measurement equations are often taken to be contaminated by additive Gaussian noise processes. These noises themselves are

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fi tu    additive gaussian noise    extended kalman filter    parameter estimation    ordinary differential equation    time-domain identification    multi-step framework    wide-ranging capa-and    structural mechanic    novel form    extended kalman    linearization technique    measurement equation    support reaction    transversal linearization   

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