11. The Unscented Kalman Filter Change log: 2020-03-05: (1) Corrected matrix names R and Q to W and V ; (2) corrected summation index for sample mean/variance. In the previous chapter we discussed a first approach to applying the Kalman filter to nonlinear systems. There, the approach was to apply the Kalman filter to the […]
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9. The Kalman Filter as State Observer The Kalman Filter can be used to estimate states that are not directly accessible through a sensor measurement; that is, states that do not explicitly appear in the measurement equation for z(k). In last chapter’s example, for instance, position and velocity estimates are obtained from a position measurement
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7. The optimal state estimator In this short chapter, we will present the optimal state estimator for a very general class of systems. Although this estimator will be easy to define, we will see that it is, in general, intractable to solve. 7.1 Model This is our general problem statement. Let x(k) ∈ X be
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4. Bayesian Tracking We derive the first recursive state estimation algorithm in this course for a system with a finite state space. The algorithm has two main steps: 1) The prior update, where the state estimate is predicted forward using the process model; and 2) the measurement up- date, where the prior is combined with
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Assignment 1 – File Encryption – Submission Please upload your Java source code file, FileEncryptor.java, along with a text file called Assignment1.txt containing the answers to the following questions: 1. For version 1 of the program, operating in ECB mode: a) What did you notice about the ciphertext, and why do you think that was?
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In this assignment, you will write code to explore some simple computational models called Cellular Automata. A Cellular Automaton is a grid of cells, and a rule that describes how cells change over discrete time steps. These can be used to (crudely) model all sorts of interesting things, like biological systems, electronics and liquids. The
10. The Extended Kalman Filter We discuss the Extended Kalman Filter (EKF) as an extension of the KF to nonlinear systems. The EKF is derived by linearizing the nonlinear system equations about the latest state estimate. We consider the nonlinear discrete-time system x(k) = qk−1x(k−1), u(k−1), v(k−1) E [x(0)] = x0, Var [x(0)] = P0
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12. The Particle Filter The Particle Filter (PF) is an approximation of the Bayesian state estimator for a general nonlinear system and general noise distributions. The basic idea is to approximately repre- sent the state PDF by a (large) number of samples, which are called particles. Essentially, in a region where the PDF takes large
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6. The Kalman Filter as best linear estimator In this chapter we derive the Kalman Filter as a solution to a least-squares estimation problem for a dynamic system. We will make very few assumptions about our system, primarily whiteness of the noise, and that the system is linear. We will show the connection between the
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13. Estimation wrap-up Short review of estimation techniques covered in this course. Model x(k) = qk−1 (x(k−1),v(k−1)), k = 1,2,… z(k) = hk (x(k), w(k)) , • x(k) ∈ X: the vector-valued state at time k (k = 0,1,…) (to be estimated), can be CRV or DRV. • z(k), k = 1, 2, . .
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