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Linear dynamic filtering with noisy input and output
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    Linear dynamic filtering with noisy input and output (English)
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    31 January 2005
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    The authors consider deterministic discrete-time linear time-invariant systems together with the measurement errors model. The vector of measurement errors is a white, stationary, zero mean stochastic process with positive-definite block diagonal covariance matrix. The considered problem is to find the least-squares estimate of the state \(x\) from the measured input/output data. It is proved that the optimal filter is the Kalman filter for the transformed system with additional noises: process noise and measurement noise. So it is established that the noisy input/output filtering problem is not fundamentally different from the classical Kalman filtering problem.
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    errors-in-variables
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    Kalman filtering
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    optimal smoothing
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    misfit
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    latency
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    discrete-time linear systems
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    least-squares estimate
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