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Adaptive Filtering for Large Space Structures: A Closed-Form Solution

Abstract

In a previous paper Schaechter proposes using an extended Kalman filter to estimate adaptively the (slowly varying) frequencies and damping ratios of a large space structure. The time varying gains for estimating the frequencies and damping ratios can be determined in closed form so it is not necessary to integrate the matrix Riccati equations. After certain approximations, the time varying adaptive gain can be written as the product of a constant matrix times a matrix derived from the components of the estimated state vector. This is an important savings of computer resources and allows the adaptive filter to be implemented with approximately the same effort as the nonadaptive filter. The success of this new approach for adaptive filtering was demonstrated using synthetic data from a two mode system.

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Rauch, H. E., Schaechter, D. B.. 1985-04-01. Adaptive Filtering for Large Space Structures: A Closed-Form Solution. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19850022893

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