On the optimality of recursive unbiased state estimation with unknown inputs
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The paper deals with a general approach to linear minimum variance unbiased estimation of the state of a linear discrete-time stochastic system with unknown inputs. It is shown that the solution to this problem can be obtained in terms of a linear recursive filter thus providing justification to previous results in the field.
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