unscented Kalman filter

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The unscented Kalman filter is a nonlinear state estimation algorithm that uses a deterministic sampling approach (sigma points) to more accurately capture the mean and covariance of a system than the standard extended Kalman filter.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Bayesian filter
nonlinear state estimation algorithm
recursive estimator
advantage higher-order accuracy for nonlinear transformations of Gaussian variables
no need for linearization
numerical robustness compared to Jacobian-based methods
aimsTo more accurately capture mean and covariance than extended Kalman filter
approximates posterior covariance
posterior mean
assumes Gaussian noise
Gaussian state distribution
basedOn unscented transform
comparedTo extended Kalman filter NERFINISHED
coreStep measurement update
sigma point generation
time update
doesNotRequire explicit Jacobian computation
estimates state covariance
state mean
state of a dynamic system
field control theory
estimation theory
signal processing
handles nonlinear measurement models
nonlinear process models
hasVariant central difference Kalman filter NERFINISHED
scaled unscented Kalman filter NERFINISHED
square-root unscented Kalman filter
introducedBy Jeffrey K. Uhlmann NERFINISHED
Simon J. Julier NERFINISHED
introducedIn 1990s
limitation assumes approximate Gaussianity of distributions
computational cost grows with state dimension
parameter alpha
beta
kappa
propagates sigma points through nonlinear functions
relatedTo Kalman filter NERFINISHED
extended Kalman filter NERFINISHED
particle filter
usedIn aerospace guidance and control
attitude estimation
autonomous vehicles
navigation
robotics
sensor fusion
target tracking
uses deterministic sampling
sigma points

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Kalman filter hasVariant unscented Kalman filter