2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.csda.2017.07.009
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Improved distributed particle filters for tracking in a wireless sensor network

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“…as training data. Use the optimization procedure (24) to obtain the kernel learned filtering density p n+1 introduced in (23); -Carry out the resampling procedure to generate new samples {x n+1 i } N i=1 that follow the kernel learned filtering density p n+1 ; end while (EnKF) [15], which are both state-of-the-art Bayes filter methods. In the third example, we solve a Lorenz-96 tracking problem.…”
Section: Numerical Experimentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…as training data. Use the optimization procedure (24) to obtain the kernel learned filtering density p n+1 introduced in (23); -Carry out the resampling procedure to generate new samples {x n+1 i } N i=1 that follow the kernel learned filtering density p n+1 ; end while (EnKF) [15], which are both state-of-the-art Bayes filter methods. In the third example, we solve a Lorenz-96 tracking problem.…”
Section: Numerical Experimentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This makes the effective particle-size decrease dramatically. To address the degeneracy of particles, a resampling procedure is introduced to re-generate particles in high probability regions [30,12,1,35,26,3,24]. But when solving highly nonlinear or high dimensional problems, the existing resampling techniques are either less effective or very difficulty to implement [32].…”
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“…In addition, the problems of the detection and tracking of targets have attracted some attentions and many results of the distributed fusion algorithm via the PF have been proposed in Zhang and Ji (2012), Ghirmai (2016), Kang et al (2018), Papa et al (2018). For example, in Zhang and Ji (2012), the problem of the bearings-only tracking has been addressed by using the distributed fusion PF approach for nonlinear systems over sensor networks.…”
Section: Distributed Fusion Pfmentioning
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“…For example, in Zhang and Ji (2012), the problem of the bearings-only tracking has been addressed by using the distributed fusion PF approach for nonlinear systems over sensor networks. In Ghirmai (2016), Kang et al (2018), the distributed PF algorithms have been developed for nonlinear systems over the wireless sensor networks. In Papa et al (2018), the distributed multi-sensor filtering algorithm based on particle filter has been proposed for nonlinear systems by using likelihood consensus approach.…”
Section: Distributed Fusion Pfmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this paper, we develop a drift homotopy implicit particle filter method that combines the drift homotopy particle filter [24,27] and the implicit particle filter [14]. The central concept of the drift homotopy particle filter is to construct a sequence of intermediate systems called drift homotopy dynamics, and then transport particles by using the Markov Chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) sampling method, which is driven by those intermediate homotopy systems, to high density regions of the desired state distribution.…”
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