
A Markov chain plays an important role in an interacting multiple model algorithm which has been shown to be effective for target tracking systems. Such systems are described by a mixing of continuous states and discrete modes. The switching between system modes is governed by a Markov chain. In real world applications, this Markov chain may change or needs to be changed. Therefore, one may be concerned about a target tracking algorithm associated to the switching of a Markov chain. This paper concentrates on fault-tolerant algorithm design and algorithm analysis of interacting multiple model estimation with the switching of a Markov chain. Monte Carlo simulations are carried out and several conclusions are given.
model selection, Mathematical modelling of systems, target tracking systems, Modelling and Simulation, switching of a Markov chain, Stochastic learning and adaptive control, fault-tolerant algorithm, interacting multiple model algorithm, Computer Science Applications
model selection, Mathematical modelling of systems, target tracking systems, Modelling and Simulation, switching of a Markov chain, Stochastic learning and adaptive control, fault-tolerant algorithm, interacting multiple model algorithm, Computer Science Applications
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