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Probalistc Models
Part 6
Part 6b : Kalman Filters
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Common problem : try to estimate the state of a physical system from
noisy
,
incomplete
observations over time
-> could be formulated as a state-
observation
model :
transition
model
observation model
When a transition model and observation model become continuous
conditional
distributions -->
HMMS
cannot deal witht his and are not
applicable
Discretisation :
split the
domain
of a variable into a
fixed
number of intervals :reprsenteach
continuous
value by the
label
of its
interval
+ all of our
representatation
and
reasoning machinery
is directly
applicable.
-
loss
of information
complexity
Work with
continuous
variables and CPDs
permit
conditinous
random variables X with Val(X) in R
model CPDs as
continuous density
functions p(X) and p(X| pa(X))
Work with continuous variables and cpds,
General approach :
use a
parameterisable familiy
of
density functions
to
model distributions
design a
general rule
that
uniquely
computes the
paramters
of condition distribution as a function of the
specific parent value
x
Linear Gaussian Models
A)
linear function of
B)
is independant of
C)
mean
D)
variance
4
Kalman Filter
A)
state-observation
B)
all state and observations
C)
Gaussians
D)
linear Gaussian models
E)
linear
F)
linear
G)
noise
H)
real-time
8
Models
A)
transition
B)
observation
2
Kalman filter formal specification :
A)
state-observation
B)
hidden
C)
observation
D)
prior state
E)
matrix
F)
covariance
6
Tracking with the kalman filter :
State Propagation
Conditioning
on
new observations
The Gaussian Familiy of Distributions remains
closed
un the
update
operations.
Forward Algorithm for Kalman Filtering
A)
transition
B)
observation
C)
Predict
D)
likely
E)
prediction
F)
update
6
Kalmal filter limitations :
The
gaussian
,
linear
dependency and
fixed variance
assumptions are rather severe
restrictions.
may be
satisfied in some processes
and
applications
and not
in
toher