Abstract

The recursive estimation problem is studied for a class of uncertain dynamical systems with different delay rates sensor network and autocorrelated process noises. The process noises are assumed to be autocorrelated across time and the autocorrelation property is described by the covariances between different time instants. The system model under consideration is subject to multiplicative noises or stochastic uncertainties. The sensor delay phenomenon occurs in a random way and each sensor in the sensor network has an individual delay rate which is characterized by a binary switching sequence obeying a conditional probability distribution. By using the orthogonal projection theorem and an innovation analysis approach, the desired recursive robust estimators including recursive robust filter, predictor, and smoother are obtained. Simulation results are provided to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed approaches.

Highlights

  • The Kalman filter is very popular for estimating the system states of a class of linear systems which are characterized by state-space models

  • An implied assumption of traditional Kalman filter is that the system model and measurement model are exactly known

  • Motivated by the above analysis, in this paper, we aim to investigate the recursive robust estimation problem for uncertain systems with different delay rates sensor network and autocorrelated noises

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Introduction

The Kalman filter is very popular for estimating the system states of a class of linear systems which are characterized by state-space models. An implied assumption of traditional Kalman filter is that the system model and measurement model are exactly known. Multiplicative noise is an important stochastic uncertainty which is commonly encountered in aerospace systems [4], communication systems [5], and image processing systems [6, 7]. There are several solutions to treat with the estimation and control problems for systems with multiplicative noises, including linear matrix inequality approach [8], Riccati equation approach [9, 10], and game-theoretic method [11], to name just a few

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