Abstract
The filtering paradigm is revisited through the perspective of characteristic functions. This results in the derivation of a novel particle filtering technique for sequential estimation/tracking of quaternion-valued alpha-stable random signals. Importantly, the derived particle filter incorporates an efficient information fusion format and collaborative/distributed estimation framework to accommodate the push toward use of sensor networks. The distributed setting provides for the distribution of computational complexity among agents of a
sensor network, while allowing each agent to retain an estimate of the state. Furthermore, the quaternion-valued structure allows for the derivation of a rigorous algorithm that is advantageous when dealing with signals of a multidimensional nature commonly encountered in sensor arrays.
sensor network, while allowing each agent to retain an estimate of the state. Furthermore, the quaternion-valued structure allows for the derivation of a rigorous algorithm that is advantageous when dealing with signals of a multidimensional nature commonly encountered in sensor arrays.
Original language | English |
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Publication status | Published - 22 Jul 2022 |