Kalman Filter (EKF, UKF, CKF, PF, ...)
The theory presented in this project makes the Kalman filter an attractive choice for state estimation. But when a Kalman filter is implemented on a real system it may not work, even though the theory is correct. Two of the primary causes for the failure of Kalman filtering are finite precision arithmetic and modeling errors. In order to improve filter performance in the face of these realities, the designer can use several strategies: 1. Increase arithmetic precision 2. Use some form of square root filtering 3. Symmetrize P at each time step 4. Initialize P appropriately to avoid large changes in P 5. Use a fading-memory filter 6. Use fictitious process noise (especially for estimating “constants”)
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