2010
DOI: 10.1109/tsp.2010.2056923
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Cubature Kalman Filtering for Continuous-Discrete Systems: Theory and Simulations

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“…The extension of the cubature Kalman filter [33] to continuous-discrete filtering problems-using Itô-Taylor series based approximations-has also been recently studied in [4], and its relationship to the classical approach to continuous-discrete filtering was analyzed in [5].…”
Section: Fokker-planck-kolmogorov (Fpk) Partial Differential Equationmentioning
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“…The extension of the cubature Kalman filter [33] to continuous-discrete filtering problems-using Itô-Taylor series based approximations-has also been recently studied in [4], and its relationship to the classical approach to continuous-discrete filtering was analyzed in [5].…”
Section: Fokker-planck-kolmogorov (Fpk) Partial Differential Equationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To compare the performance of the different methods, we use a modified version of the simulation scenario used in [4]. In the original simulation, the dynamic model was a three-dimensional coordinated turn model which can be written in the form:…”
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“…Based on the radial-spherical cubature rule, the CKF uses a set of 2n points, where n represents the state-vector dimension, to capture the mean and covariance of the states of a nonlinear system with additive Gaussian noise. It is considered to be more efficient and stable than the UKF [39][40][41]. The CKF has been successfully applied in many fields, such as mobile-station locating [42], moving-target tracking [43] and spacecraft attitude estimation [44].…”
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