Approximate MMSE Estimator for Linear Dynamic Systems With Gaussian Mixture Noise
Leila Pishdad, Fabrice Labeau
Abstract
Leila Pishdad, Fabrice Labeau
Abstract
In this work, we propose an approximate minimum mean-square error filter for linear dynamic systems with Gaussian Mixture (GM) noise. The proposed estimator tracks each component of the GM posterior with an individual filter and minimizes the trace of the covariance matrix of the bank of filters, as opposed to minimizing the MSE of individual filters filters in the commonly used Gaussian sum filter (GSF). Hence, the spread of means in the proposed method is smaller than that of GSF which makes it more robust to removing components. Consequently, reduction schemes with lower computational complexity can be used with the proposed filter without losing estimation accuracy and precision. This is supported through simulations on synthetic data as well as experimental data related to an indoor localization system. Additionally, we show that in two limit cases the state estimation provided by our proposed method converges to that of GSF, and we provide simulation results supporting this in other cases.
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In this work, we propose an approximate minimum mean-square error filter for linear dynamic systems with Gaussian Mixture (GM) noise. The proposed estimator tracks each component of the GM posterior with an individual filter and minimizes the trace of the covariance matrix of the bank of filters, as opposed to minimizing the MSE of individual filters filters in the commonly used Gaussian sum filter (GSF). Hence, the spread of means in the proposed method is smaller than that of GSF which makes it more robust to removing components. Consequently, reduction schemes with lower computational complexity can be used with the proposed filter without losing estimation accuracy and precision. This is supported through simulations on synthetic data as well as experimental data related to an indoor localization system. Additionally, we show that in two limit cases the state estimation provided by our proposed method converges to that of GSF, and we provide simulation results supporting this in other cases.
Key concepts: Minimum mean square error, Estimator, Gaussian, Algorithm, Covariance matrix, Filter (signal processing), Gaussian noise, Mathematics