Measurement Rate Reduction in Hybrid Systems
High-quality estimation of a dynamic hybrid system requires careful mixture reduction. Performance is not always commensurate with complexity. Two techniques, the GWE and the IMM, differ little when the intermeasurement time is small. At long intermeasurement intervals, the GWE is the algorithm of c...
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| description | High-quality estimation of a dynamic hybrid system requires careful mixture reduction. Performance is not always commensurate with complexity. Two techniques, the GWE and the IMM, differ little when the intermeasurement time is small. At long intermeasurement intervals, the GWE is the algorithm of choice. |
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