Conference paper

Flídr M., Duník J., Straka O., Švácha J., Šimandl M.

Preprints of the 7th IFAC Symposium on Advances in Control Education

Madrid, Spain

2006

1-6

Ing. Miroslav Flídr, Ph.D. (FAV Západočeská univerzita, katedra kybernetiky)

stochastic systems, nonlinear state and parameter estimation

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The aim of this paper is to present a software framework facilitating implementation, testing and use of various nonlinear estimation methods. This framework is designed to offer an easy to use tool for state estimation of discrete time dynamic stochastic systems. Besides implementation of various local and global state estimation methods it contains procedures for system design and simulation. Its strength is in the fact that it provides means that help students get acquainted with nonlinear state estimation problem and to be able to test features of various estimation methods. Another considerable advantage of proposed framework is its high modularity and extensibility. The paper briefly describes nonlinear estimation problem and its general solution using the Bayesian approach leading to the Bayesian recursive relations. Then it presents key features of the software framework designed in MATLAB environment that supports straightforward implementation of estimation methods based on the Bayesian approach. The strengths of the framework are demonstrated on implementation of the Divided difference filter 1st order.