The problem of estimating the state of discrete-time linear systems when uncertainties affect the system matrices is addressed. A quadratic cost function is considered, involving a finite number of recent measurements and a prediction vector. This leads to state the estimation problem in the form of a regularized least-squares one with uncertain data. The optimal solution (involving on-line scalar minimization) together with a suitable closed-form approximation are given. For both the resulting receding-horizon estimators convergence results are derived and an operating procedure to select the design parameters is proposed.
"Robust receding-horizon estimation for uncertain discrete-time linear systems / A. Alessandri; M. Baglietto; G. Battistelli. - STAMPA. - (2003), pp. 1459-1464. (Intervento presentato al convegno European Control Conference 2003 tenutosi a Cambridge, United Kingdom).
"Robust receding-horizon estimation for uncertain discrete-time linear systems
BATTISTELLI, GIORGIO
2003
Abstract
The problem of estimating the state of discrete-time linear systems when uncertainties affect the system matrices is addressed. A quadratic cost function is considered, involving a finite number of recent measurements and a prediction vector. This leads to state the estimation problem in the form of a regularized least-squares one with uncertain data. The optimal solution (involving on-line scalar minimization) together with a suitable closed-form approximation are given. For both the resulting receding-horizon estimators convergence results are derived and an operating procedure to select the design parameters is proposed.I documenti in FLORE sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.