2018 21st International Conference on Information Fusion (FUSION) 2018
DOI: 10.23919/icif.2018.8455231
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Nonlinear Progressive Filtering for SE(2) Estimation

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“…We compare the sample reduction-based filter (SRF) proposed in Sec. IV with a plain particle filter (PF) and the SE(2)-Bingham filter (SE2BF) with a progressive update step [14], [27]. As the SE2BF relies on the SE(2)-Bingham distribution [12], we exploit 10 5 random samples for fitting the parametric model offline.…”
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“…We compare the sample reduction-based filter (SRF) proposed in Sec. IV with a plain particle filter (PF) and the SE(2)-Bingham filter (SE2BF) with a progressive update step [14], [27]. As the SE2BF relies on the SE(2)-Bingham distribution [12], we exploit 10 5 random samples for fitting the parametric model offline.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
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“…Here, s is expressed in the form of a planar dual quaternion and the last two elements of the vector after the operation are taken out to recover the transformed location. A more detailed introduction about the arithmetic and manifold structure of dual quaternions can be found in [14], [23].…”
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“…Other general approaches that can be applied to are the invariant extended and unscented Kalman filter [ 12 ] and the unscented Kalman filter on manifolds (UKF-M) [ 13 ]. An approach tailored explicitly to that is based on dual quaternions was proposed in [ 14 ]. A filter based on sample reduction for scenarios in which only samples of the noise are available was presented in [ 15 ].…”
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