Belief Consensus and Distributed Hypothesis Testing in Sensor Networks
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- Tight bound for deciding convergence of consensus systems
- Distributed algorithms for reaching consensus on general functions
- Distributed moving horizon estimation for nonlinear constrained systems
- Efficient algorithms for the consensus decision problem
- Robust consensus of multiple inertial agents with coupling delays and variable topologies
- Network consensus in the Wasserstein metric space of probability measures
- Efficient distributed sensing using adaptive censoring-based inference
- Distributed state estimation for uncertain Markov‐type sensor networks with mode‐dependent distributed delays
- Distributed finite-time \(\chi \)-consensus algorithms for multi-agent systems with variable coupling topology
- Distributed \(H_\infty\)-consensus filtering in sensor networks with multiple missing measurements: the finite-horizon case
- Distributed fault detection and isolation of continuous-time non-linear systems
- A frequentist approach to mapping under uncertainty
- Algebraic criteria for second-order global consensus in multi-agent networks with intrinsic nonlinear dynamics and directed topologies
- Design of consensus and adaptive consensus filters for distributed parameter systems
- Discrete-time dynamic average consensus
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