Covariance regulation based invariant Kalman filtering for attitude estimation on matrix Lie groups

Abstract For matrix Lie groups attitude estimation problems with the trouble of unknown/inaccurate process noise covariance, by elaborating the proportion based covariance regulation scheme, this work proposes a novel version of adaptive invariant Kalman filter (AIKF). Invariant Kalman filter (IKF)...

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Main Authors: Jiaolong Wang, Minzhe Li
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Wiley 2021-10-01
Series:IET Control Theory & Applications
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1049/cth2.12179
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spelling doaj-71aebe49c0b743a394345ca7066ff8f42021-09-01T12:33:45ZengWileyIET Control Theory & Applications1751-86441751-86522021-10-0115152017202510.1049/cth2.12179Covariance regulation based invariant Kalman filtering for attitude estimation on matrix Lie groupsJiaolong Wang0Minzhe Li1Key Laboratory of Advanced Process Control for Light Industry Institute of Automation Jiangnan University Wuxi ChinaSchool of Aeronautics and Astronautics Shanghai Jiao Tong University Shanghai ChinaAbstract For matrix Lie groups attitude estimation problems with the trouble of unknown/inaccurate process noise covariance, by elaborating the proportion based covariance regulation scheme, this work proposes a novel version of adaptive invariant Kalman filter (AIKF). Invariant Kalman filter (IKF) takes into account the group geometry and can give better results than Euclidean Kalman filters, but it still heavily depends on the accuracy of noise statistics parameters. To ease this constraint, IKF's covariance propagation step is removed and a proportional regulation scheme is elaborated for the proposed AIKF: the feedback of posterior sequence is introduced to construct a closed‐loop structure of covariance propagation, and then a proportional regulator is employed to amplify the feedback and accelerate the convergence of covariance calibration. As the main benefit, implementation of new AIKF does not require the accurate knowledge of noise statistics, which is also the main advantage over IKF. The mathematical derivation of proposed covariance regulation scheme is presented and the numerical simulations of the Lie groups attitude estimation problem are used to certify the filtering performance of the new approach.https://doi.org/10.1049/cth2.12179
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author Jiaolong Wang
Minzhe Li
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Covariance regulation based invariant Kalman filtering for attitude estimation on matrix Lie groups
IET Control Theory & Applications
author_facet Jiaolong Wang
Minzhe Li
author_sort Jiaolong Wang
title Covariance regulation based invariant Kalman filtering for attitude estimation on matrix Lie groups
title_short Covariance regulation based invariant Kalman filtering for attitude estimation on matrix Lie groups
title_full Covariance regulation based invariant Kalman filtering for attitude estimation on matrix Lie groups
title_fullStr Covariance regulation based invariant Kalman filtering for attitude estimation on matrix Lie groups
title_full_unstemmed Covariance regulation based invariant Kalman filtering for attitude estimation on matrix Lie groups
title_sort covariance regulation based invariant kalman filtering for attitude estimation on matrix lie groups
publisher Wiley
series IET Control Theory & Applications
issn 1751-8644
1751-8652
publishDate 2021-10-01
description Abstract For matrix Lie groups attitude estimation problems with the trouble of unknown/inaccurate process noise covariance, by elaborating the proportion based covariance regulation scheme, this work proposes a novel version of adaptive invariant Kalman filter (AIKF). Invariant Kalman filter (IKF) takes into account the group geometry and can give better results than Euclidean Kalman filters, but it still heavily depends on the accuracy of noise statistics parameters. To ease this constraint, IKF's covariance propagation step is removed and a proportional regulation scheme is elaborated for the proposed AIKF: the feedback of posterior sequence is introduced to construct a closed‐loop structure of covariance propagation, and then a proportional regulator is employed to amplify the feedback and accelerate the convergence of covariance calibration. As the main benefit, implementation of new AIKF does not require the accurate knowledge of noise statistics, which is also the main advantage over IKF. The mathematical derivation of proposed covariance regulation scheme is presented and the numerical simulations of the Lie groups attitude estimation problem are used to certify the filtering performance of the new approach.
url https://doi.org/10.1049/cth2.12179
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