The present work is a sequel of our paper [1] where a Bayesian unnormalised smoother was proposed for the socalled class of partially observed reciprocal chains (RC). Within this Bayesian setting, an issue remained unsolved concerning practical implementation due to the unnormalised feature of the smoother. Here a normalised Bayesian smoother is developed for a class of signals even more general than RCs, termed Generalised Reciprocal Chains (GRC) which are relevant from an application point of view. A simple numerical example involving target tracking in one dimension is presented which illustrates that a potential benefit of the new models and associated optimal smoothers can be obtained, albeit with increased computational cost. More work is needed to ascertain classes of problems where the new models yield significant benefit.

New Normalized Bayesian Smoothers for Signals Modelled by Non-Causal Compositions of Reciprocal Chains

Francesco Carravetta;
2014

Abstract

The present work is a sequel of our paper [1] where a Bayesian unnormalised smoother was proposed for the socalled class of partially observed reciprocal chains (RC). Within this Bayesian setting, an issue remained unsolved concerning practical implementation due to the unnormalised feature of the smoother. Here a normalised Bayesian smoother is developed for a class of signals even more general than RCs, termed Generalised Reciprocal Chains (GRC) which are relevant from an application point of view. A simple numerical example involving target tracking in one dimension is presented which illustrates that a potential benefit of the new models and associated optimal smoothers can be obtained, albeit with increased computational cost. More work is needed to ascertain classes of problems where the new models yield significant benefit.
2014
Istituto di Analisi dei Sistemi ed Informatica ''Antonio Ruberti'' - IASI
Inglese
2014 IEEE Workshop on Statistical Signal Processing, (SSP 2014)
Sì, ma tipo non specificato
June29 -- July 2
Gold Coast, Australia
1
none
Francesco Carravetta; Langford White
273
info:eu-repo/semantics/conferenceObject
04 Contributo in convegno::04.01 Contributo in Atti di convegno
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