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4 October 1999 Model-set design, choice, and comparison for multiple-model estimation
X. Rong Li, Chen He
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Abstract
This paper deals with the design, choice, and comparison of model sets in the multiple-model (MM) approach to adaptive estimation. Most representative problems of model-set choice and design are considered. As the basis of model-set choice and design, criteria for model-set comparison and choice based on base-state estimation, mode estimation, mode identification, hybrid-state estimation, and hypothesis testing are presented first. Several computationally efficient and easily implementable solutions of the model- set choice problems based on sequential hypothesis tests are presented. Some of these solutions are optimal. Their effectiveness is verified via simulation. How these criteria and result can be used for model-set design is demonstrated via several examples. It is also demonstrated how a probabilistic model of possible scenarios can be constructed.
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X. Rong Li and Chen He "Model-set design, choice, and comparison for multiple-model estimation", Proc. SPIE 3809, Signal and Data Processing of Small Targets 1999, (4 October 1999); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.364047
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KEYWORDS
Algorithm development

Distance measurement

Detection and tracking algorithms

Error analysis

Model-based design

Radon

Composites

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