A method for the estimation of infrequent abrupt changes in nonlinear systems
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The paper presents a framework for greatly reducing the number of filters for a nonlinear system witch may undergo abrupt changes. Under the conditions that it is not necessary to detect the exact time of change and the changes occur infrequently, the method based on Bayes' theorem is applied to find a suboptimal estimation algorithm.
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