Synthesis of optimal fuzzy estimation algorithms
The study deals with a discrete-time stationary system governed by the relationship \[ {\mathbf x}(k+ 1)= {\mathbf x}(k),\;{\mathbf x}(k= 0)= {\mathbf x}^*\in\mathbb{R}^n,\quad k=0,1,2,\dots\;. \] The state \({\mathbf x}(k)\) is observed by some observer \({\mathbf y}(k)\) whose error properties are unknown and lead to the relationship \[ ({\mathbf y}(k),{\mathbf x}(k))\in S(k),\quad k=1,2,\dots \] with \(S(k)\) being a closed subset in the Cartesian product of the vector spaces of \(\mathbb{R}^n\) and \(\mathbb{R}^m\) \((m\leq n)\). This subject could be also regarded as the set of all possible states compatible with \({\mathbf y}(k)\). A fuzzy set-based estimation approach producing estimates in the form of fuzzy ellipsoidal sets is proposed. It is shown how this helps overcome inconsistencies between current and accumulated estimation results. Subsequently, the author relates the set-theoretic estimation procedure and dynamic programming.
- Optimal synthesis problem for the fuzzy systems
- An optimal fuzzy approximator
- Fuzzy parameters estimation via hybrid methods
- Optimal synthesis problem for the fuzzy systems in semi-infinite interval
- Optimal fuzzy reasoning and its robustness analysis
- Construction of fuzzy estimators
- Fuzzy estimators in expert systems
- Fuzzy Optimal Algorithms for Multiple Target Convergence
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1419429
- A generalized approach to fuzzy optimization
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