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A Derivative-Free Extended Information Filtering Approach for Sensorless Control of Nonlinear Systems
The paper examines the problem of sensorless control for nonlinear dynamical systems with the use of derivative-free Extended Information Filtering.
Year of Publication2010
The paper examines the problem of sensorless control for nonlinear dynamical systems with the use of derivative-free Extended Information Filtering. The system is first subject to a linearization transformation and next state estimation is performed by applying the standard Kalman Filter to the linearized model. At a second level, the standard Information Filter is used to fuse the state estimates obtained from derivative-free Kalman Filters running at the local information processing nodes.
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robotic visual servoingsensorless controlmulti cameras systemextended information filterextended kalman filterWhat Next...?
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