Square-Root Sigma-Point Information Consensus Filters for Distributed Nonlinear Estimation
This paper focuses on the convergence rate and numerical characteristics of the nonlinear information consensus filter for object tracking using a distributed sensor network. To avoid the Jacobian calculation, improve the numerical characteristic and achieve more accurate estimation results for nonl...
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doaj-817d091ae4bb44f8876fc5efd8ac10c82020-11-24T23:43:17ZengMDPI AGSensors1424-82202017-04-0117480010.3390/s17040800s17040800Square-Root Sigma-Point Information Consensus Filters for Distributed Nonlinear EstimationGuoliang Liu0Guohui Tian1School of Control Science and Engineering, Shandong University, Jinan 250061, ChinaSchool of Control Science and Engineering, Shandong University, Jinan 250061, ChinaThis paper focuses on the convergence rate and numerical characteristics of the nonlinear information consensus filter for object tracking using a distributed sensor network. To avoid the Jacobian calculation, improve the numerical characteristic and achieve more accurate estimation results for nonlinear distributed estimation, we introduce square-root extensions of derivative-free information weighted consensus filters (IWCFs), which employ square-root versions of unscented transform, Stirling’s interpolation and cubature rules to linearize nonlinear models, respectively. In addition, to improve the convergence rate, we introduce the square-root dynamic hybrid consensus filters (DHCFs), which use an estimated factor to weight the information contributions and shows a faster convergence rate when the number of consensus iterations is limited. Finally, compared to the state of the art, the simulation shows that the proposed methods can improve the estimation results in the scenario of distributed camera networks.http://www.mdpi.com/1424-8220/17/4/800target trackingsensor networkinformation filterdistributed estimation |
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Square-Root Sigma-Point Information Consensus Filters for Distributed Nonlinear Estimation |
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Square-Root Sigma-Point Information Consensus Filters for Distributed Nonlinear Estimation |
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This paper focuses on the convergence rate and numerical characteristics of the nonlinear information consensus filter for object tracking using a distributed sensor network. To avoid the Jacobian calculation, improve the numerical characteristic and achieve more accurate estimation results for nonlinear distributed estimation, we introduce square-root extensions of derivative-free information weighted consensus filters (IWCFs), which employ square-root versions of unscented transform, Stirling’s interpolation and cubature rules to linearize nonlinear models, respectively. In addition, to improve the convergence rate, we introduce the square-root dynamic hybrid consensus filters (DHCFs), which use an estimated factor to weight the information contributions and shows a faster convergence rate when the number of consensus iterations is limited. Finally, compared to the state of the art, the simulation shows that the proposed methods can improve the estimation results in the scenario of distributed camera networks. |
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target tracking sensor network information filter distributed estimation |
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