This technical note derives stochastic realization andoptimal smoothing algorithms for a class of Gaussian generalizedreciprocal processes (GGRP). The note exploits the interplay betweenreciprocal processes and Markov bridges which underpinthe GGRP model. A forward-backward algorithm for stochastic realizationof GGRP is described. The form on the inverse covariancematrix for the GGRP is used, via Cholesky factorization, to derivea procedure for optimal (MMSE) smoothing of GGRP observed innoise. The note demonstrates that the associated smoothing erroris also a GGRP with known covariance which may be used toassess the performance of smoothing as a function of the modelparameters. A numerical example is provided to illustrate the performanceof the MMSE smoother compared to those derived fromcompatible Markov and reciprocal model-based algorithms.

This technical note derives stochastic realization and optimal smoothing algorithms for a class of Gaussian generalized reciprocal processes (GGRP). The note exploits the interplay between reciprocal processes and Markov bridges which underpin the GGRP model. A forward-backward algorithm for stochastic realization of GGRP is described. The form on the inverse covariance matrix for the GGRP is used, via Cholesky factorization, to derive a procedure for optimal (MMSE) smoothing of GGRP observed in noise. The note demonstrates that the associated smoothing error is also a GGRP with known covariance which may be used to assess the performance of smoothing as a function of the model parameters. A numerical example is provided to illustrate the performance of the MMSE smoother compared to those derived from compatible Markov and reciprocal model-based algorithms.

State-Space Realizations and Optimal Smoothing for Gaussian Generalized Reciprocal Processes

Carravetta Francesco
2020

Abstract

This technical note derives stochastic realization and optimal smoothing algorithms for a class of Gaussian generalized reciprocal processes (GGRP). The note exploits the interplay between reciprocal processes and Markov bridges which underpin the GGRP model. A forward-backward algorithm for stochastic realization of GGRP is described. The form on the inverse covariance matrix for the GGRP is used, via Cholesky factorization, to derive a procedure for optimal (MMSE) smoothing of GGRP observed in noise. The note demonstrates that the associated smoothing error is also a GGRP with known covariance which may be used to assess the performance of smoothing as a function of the model parameters. A numerical example is provided to illustrate the performance of the MMSE smoother compared to those derived from compatible Markov and reciprocal model-based algorithms.
2020
Istituto di Analisi dei Sistemi ed Informatica ''Antonio Ruberti'' - IASI
This technical note derives stochastic realization andoptimal smoothing algorithms for a class of Gaussian generalizedreciprocal processes (GGRP). The note exploits the interplay betweenreciprocal processes and Markov bridges which underpinthe GGRP model. A forward-backward algorithm for stochastic realizationof GGRP is described. The form on the inverse covariancematrix for the GGRP is used, via Cholesky factorization, to derivea procedure for optimal (MMSE) smoothing of GGRP observed innoise. The note demonstrates that the associated smoothing erroris also a GGRP with known covariance which may be used toassess the performance of smoothing as a function of the modelparameters. A numerical example is provided to illustrate the performanceof the MMSE smoother compared to those derived fromcompatible Markov and reciprocal model-based algorithms.
Smoothing methods
Markov processes
Target tracking
Graphical models
Bridges
Covariance matrices
Gaussian random processes
optimal smoothing
reciprocal processes (RP)
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