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The following pages link to Stochastic sampling algorithms for state estimation of jump Markov linear systems (Q4507045):
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- Spectral and graph-theoretic bounds on steady-state-probability estimation performance for an ergodic Markov chain (Q430187) (← links)
- A novel truncated approximation based algorithm for state estimation of discrete-time Markov jump linear systems (Q551584) (← links)
- On the filtering problem for continuous-time Markov jump linear systems with no observation of the Markov chain (Q647187) (← links)
- A general autoregressive model with Markov switching: estimation and consistency (Q734539) (← links)
- An online sequential algorithm for the estimation of transition probabilities for jump Markov linear systems (Q880350) (← links)
- Robust sampled-data \(H_\infty \) control with stochastic sampling (Q963982) (← links)
- State estimation for discrete-time Markov jump linear systems with time-correlated and mode-dependent measurement noise (Q1679825) (← links)
- Optimal state estimation for discrete-time Markov jump systems with missing observations (Q1724402) (← links)
- Asymptotic properties of the maximum likelihood estimator in autoregressive models with Markov regime (Q1766135) (← links)
- Risk-sensitive filtering for jump Markov linear systems (Q2476208) (← links)
- State estimation and detectability of probabilistic discrete event systems (Q2518973) (← links)
- Mode-independent<i>H</i><sub><i>∞</i></sub>filtering for discrete-time Markov jump linear system with parametric uncertainties and quantized measurements (Q2830848) (← links)
- State estimation of stochastic systems with switching measurements: A polynomial approach (Q2928289) (← links)
- ON MARKOV-SWITCHING ARMA PROCESSES—STATIONARITY, EXISTENCE OF MOMENTS, AND GEOMETRIC ERGODICITY (Q3551016) (← links)
- Linear state estimation for Markov jump linear system with multi-channel observation delays and packet dropouts (Q5025823) (← links)
- Discussion on: ``Why is resorting to fate wise? A critical look at randomized algorithms in systems and control'' (Q5966130) (← links)
