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Original Articles

New scheme for discrete observer design with estimation error covariance assignment

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Pages 1369-1381 | Received 08 Sep 2008, Accepted 11 Sep 2009, Published online: 30 Sep 2010
 

Abstract

This article presents an innovative method for solving an estimation error covariance assignment problem to design an observer for a stochastic linear system. In the proposed method, the covariance assignment problem is converted to the problem of finding an extra noise-like input to the observer. Using appropriate matrix manipulation, the Riccati equation of the estimation error covariance assignment problem, is converted to a new deterministic linear state-space model. Also, the extra noise-like input to the observer is modelled as an input to the new deterministic linear state-space model. Therefore, all the conventional and well-defined control strategies could be applied and there is no need to solve a complicated Riccati equation. Moreover, using the proposed method, a multi-objective estimation error covariance tracking problem would be easily converted to the problem of controlling a standard deterministic linear state-space system. Based on the integral control method, which is applied to the new state-space model, formulations for the proposed covariance feedback law are presented. The control law results in a stable closed-loop covariance system and assigns a pre-specified covariance matrix to the estimation errors.

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