NASA NTRS ยท 19720042320
Nonlinear filtering for random signals in statistically unknown noise.
Abstract
Natural and effective formulation of the filtering problem involved in satellite orbit determination, aircraft navigation, and missile tracking. The problem arises because the environment of the sensor keeps changing from time to time, and it is quite impractical and sometimes impossible to collect the statistical data of the noise incurred in the observation. Computable filtering equations are deduced. The idea of invariant imbedding along with stochastic differential calculus is used to derive differential equations for the optimal estimate.
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Loo, J. T.. 1972-04-01. Nonlinear filtering for random signals in statistically unknown noise.. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19720042320
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