Abstract:
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Bayesian ltering appears in many signal processing problems,reason why it attracted the attention of many researchers to develop efficient algorithms, yet computationally
a ordable. In many real systems, it is appropriate to consider α-stable noise distributions to model possible outliers
or impulsive behavior in the measurements. In this paper, we consider a nonlinear state-space model with Gaussian process noise and symmetric α-stable measurement noise. To obtain a robust estimation framework we consider that both process and measurement noise statistics are unknown.
Using the product property of α-stable distributions we rewrite the measurement noise in a conditionally Gaussian form. Within this framework, we propose an hybrid sigma-point/Monte Carlo approach to solve the Bayesian ltering problem, what leads to a robust method against both outliers and a weak knowledge of the system. |