Fusion White Noise Deconvolution Estimator Research Articles

Robust centralized and weighted measurement fusion white noise deconvolution estimators for multisensor systems with mixed uncertainties

SummaryEstimating the input signal of a system is called deconvolution or input estimation. The white noise deconvolution has important applications in oil seismic exploration, communications, and signal processing. This paper addresses the design of robust centralized fusion (CF) and weighted measurement fusion (WMF) white noise deconvolution estimators for a class of uncertain multisensor systems with mixed uncertainties, including uncertain‐variance multiplicative noises in measurement matrix, missing measurements, and uncertain‐variance linearly correlated measurement and process white noises. By introducing the fictitious noise, the considered system is converted into one with only uncertain noise variances. According to the minimax robust estimation principle, based on the worst‐case system with the conservative upper bounds of uncertain noise variances, the robust CF and WMF time‐varying white noise deconvolution estimators (predictor, filter, and smoother) are presented in a unified framework. Applying the Lyapunov equation approach, their robustness is proved in the sense that their actual estimation error variances are guaranteed to have the corresponding minimal upper bounds for all admissible uncertainties. Using the information filter, their equivalence is proved. Their accuracy relations are proved. The computational complexities are analyzed and compared. Compared with the CF algorithm, the WMF algorithms can significantly reduce the computational burden when the number of sensors is larger. The corresponding robust fused steady‐state white noise deconvolution estimators are also presented. A simulation example with respect to the multisensor IS‐136 communication systems shows the effectiveness and correctness of the proposed results.

Globally Optimal Weighted Fusion White Noise Deconvolution Estimator

White noise deconvolution or input white noise estimation has a wide range of applications including oil seismic exploration, communication, signal processing, and state estimation. A globally optimal weighted fusion white noise deconvolution estimator is presented for the multisensor linear discrete systems using the Kalman filtering method. It is derived from the centralized fusion white noise deconvolution estimator so that it is identical to the centralized fuser, i.e. it has the global optimality. Compared with the existing globally suboptimal distributed fusion white noise estimators, the proposed white noise fuser is given based on the local Kalman predictors, and the computation of complex covariance matrices is avoided. A simulation for the Bernoulli-Gaussian input white noise shows the effectiveness of the proposed results.

Time-varying optimal distributed fusion white noise deconvolution estimator

White noise deconvolution has a wide range of applications including oil seismic exploration, communication, signal processing, and state estimation. Using the Kalman filtering method, the time-varying optimal distributed fusion white noise deconvolution estimator is presented for the multisensor linear discrete time-varying systems. It is derived from the centralized fusion white noise deconvolution estimator so that it is identical to the centralized fuser, i.e., it has the global optimality. It is superior to the existing distributed fusion white noise estimators in the optimality and the complexity of computation. A Monte Carlo simulation for the Bernoulli-Gaussian input white noise shows the effectiveness of the proposed results.

Self-tuning weighted measurement fusion white noise deconvolution estimator and its convergence analysis

White noise deconvolution or input white noise estimation has a wide range of applications including oil seismic exploration, communication, signal processing, and state estimation. For the multisensor linear discrete time-invariant stochastic systems with correlated measurement noises, and with unknown ARMA model parameters and noise statistics, the on-line AR model parameter estimator based on the Recursive Instrumental Variable (RIV) algorithm, the on-line MA model parameter estimator based on Gevers-Wouters algorithm and the on-line noise statistic estimator by using the correlation method are presented. Using the Kalman filtering method, a self-tuning weighted measurement fusion white noise deconvolution estimator is presented based on the self-tuning Riccati equation. It is proved that the self-tuning fusion white noise deconvolution estimator converges to the optimal fusion steady-state white noise deconvolution estimator in a realization by using the dynamic error system analysis (DESA) method, so that it has the asymptotic global optimality. The simulation example for a 3-sensor system with the Bernoulli-Gaussian input white noise shows its effectiveness.

Self-tuning measurement fusion white noise deconvolution estimator with correlated noises

For the multisensor linear discrete time-invariant stochastic systems with correlated noises and unknown noise statistics, an on-line noise statistics estimator is presented by using the correlation method. Substituting it into the steady-state Riccati equation, the self-tuning Riccati equation is obtained. Using the Kalman filtering method, based on the self-tuning Riccati equation, a self-tuning weighted measurement fusion white noise deconvolution estimator is presented. By the dynamic error system analysis (DESA) method, it is proved that the self-tuning fusion white noise deconvolution estimator converges to the optimal fusion steady-state white noise deconvolution estimator in a realization, so that it has the asymptotic global optimality. A simulation example for Bernoulli-Gaussian input white noise shows its effectiveness.

Self-tuning weighted measurement fusion white noise deconvolution estimator

For the multi-sensor linear discrete time-invariant stochastic systems with correlated measurement noises and unknown noise statistics, an on-line noise statistics estimator is obtained using the correlation method. Substituting it into the optimal weighted fusion steady-state white noise deconvolution estimator based on the Kalman filtering, a self-tuning weighted measurement fusion white noise deconvolution estimator is presented. By the Dynamic Error System Analysis (DESA) method, it proved that the self-tuning fusion white noise deconvolution estimator converges to the steady-state optimal fusion white noise deconvolution estimator in a realization. Therefore, it has the asymptotically global optimality. A simulation example for the tracking system with 3 sensors and the Bernoulli-Gaussian input white noise shows its effectiveness.

A new information fusion white noise deconvolution estimator

The white noise deconvolution or input white noise estimation problem has important applications in oil seismic exploration, communication and signal processing. By the modern time series analysis method, based on the autoregressive moving average (ARMA) innovation model, a new information fusion white noise deconvolution estimator is presented for the general multisensor systems with different local dynamic models and correlated noises. It can handle the input white noise fused filtering, prediction and smoothing problems, and it is applicable to systems with colored measurement noises. It is locally optimal, and is globally suboptimal. The accuracy of the fuser is higher than that of each local white noise estimator. In order to compute the optimal weights, the formula computing the local estimation error cross-covariances is given. A Monte Carlo simulation example for the system with Bernoulli-Gaussian input white noise shows the effectiveness and performances.

Distributed fusion white noise deconvolution estimators

The white noise deconvolution or input white noise estimation problem has important applications in oil seismic exploration, communication and signal processing. By combining the Kalman filtering method with the modern time series analysis method, based on the autoregressive moving average (ARMA) innovation model, new distributed fusion white noise deconvolution estimators are presented by weighting local input white noise estimators for general multisensor systems with different local dynamic models and correlated noises. The new estimators can handle input white noise fused filtering, prediction and smoothing problems, and are applicable to systems with colored measurement noise. Their accuracy is higher than that of local white noise deconvolution estimators. To compute the optimal weights, the new formula for local estimation error cross-covariances is given. A Monte Carlo simulation for the system with Bernoulli-Gaussian input white noise shows their effectiveness and performance.

Information fusion steady-state white noise deconvolution estimators with time-delayed measurements and colored measurement noises

White noise deconvolution or input white noise estimation problem has important application backgrounds in oil seismic exploration, communication and signal processing. By the modern time series analysis method, based on the Auto-Regressive Moving Average (ARMA) innovation model, under the linear minimum variance optimal fusion rules, three optimal weighted fusion white noise deconvolution estimators are presented for the multisensor systems with time-delayed measurements and colored measurement noises. They can handle the input white noise fused filtering, prediction and smoothing problems. The accuracy of the fusers is higher than that of each local white noise estimator. In order to compute the optimal weights, the formula of computing the local estimation error cross-covariances is given. A Monte Carlo simulation example for the system with 3 sensors and the Bernoulli-Gaussian input white noise shows their effectiveness and performances.