multiple adaptive fading schmidt-kalman filter for unknown bias

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Unknown biases in dynamic and measurement models of the dynamic systems can bring greatly negative effects to the state estimates when using a conventional Kalman filter algorithm. Schmidt introduces the “consider” analysis to account for errors in both the dynamic and measurement models due to the unknown biases. Although the Schmidt-Kalman filter “considers” the biases, the uncertain initial values and incorrect covariance matrices of the unknown biases still are not considered. To solve this problem, a multiple adaptive fading Schmidt-Kalman filter (MAFSKF) is designed by using the proposed multiple adaptive fading Kalman filter to mitigate the negative effects of the unknown biases in dynamic or measurement model. The performance of the MAFSKF algorithm is verified by simulation.
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Authors ;Tai-Shan Lou;Zhi-Hua Wang;Meng-Li Xiao;Hui-Min Fu
Journal journal of power sources
Year 2014
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10.1155/2014/623930
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