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Hello Aleksandar, another amazing series. in this series is it possible to explain how to tune Kalman filter. I mean how to set P,Q,R matrix. Can we tune this matris via optimization such as numerical optimization or heuristic optimization.
I usually use the autocovariance approach or the auto-least squares approach. This is a data-driven approach. Here is my recent paper on this topic: opg.optica.org/oe/fulltext.cfm?uri=oe-31-11-17494&id=530519 This paper is partly based on the work of Rawlings (references 48-49 in the paper) and other older works from 70s and 80s.
Sounds great, @Aleksandar Haber! I will explore your paper. Currently, I am focused on working with the Error State Kalman Filter for an INS (Inertial Navigation System) system. There are two approaches to tune the filter parameters: the traditional method and the data-driven technique. I find the filter tuning problem quite challenging because we aim to find optimal parameters for the filter within the context of stochastic processes.Finally I hope I do it.
@@aleksandarhaber What I mean is that the first approach is based on the concept of innovation, while the second approach relies on machine learning techniques. Is it correct?
@@RasitEvduzen In the paper whose link I sent you, I use a modified approach of Rawlings. That is the optimization approach that uses the innovation sequence and correlations to find the matrices Q and R. I will make a video about this approach and post my MATLAB codes on GitHub, so you can take a look. I performed significant testing. I am not very satisfied with this approach, to be honest, since the results seem to be biased. However, we can still get some initial estimates of Q and R. This is the optimization approach. In my understanding, the more traditional approaches are based on manual tuning through trial and error. It is known that you can start with a rough model and use the matrix Q to tune the model. Anyway, I will look more into this. ALSO, THANK YOU FOR THE SUPPORT AND COFFEE!
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I finally managed to get you a coffee. 😁
@@RasitEvduzen Thank you very much! It means a lot!
I hopes for the rapid growth of this channel, @Aleksandar Haber.
Thanks for this series, it's great
Glad it helps
Part 1 video:
ruclips.net/video/yv3ESns38EU/видео.html
Part 2 video:
ruclips.net/video/qtYhKlDMww4/видео.html
The GitHub page is given here:
github.com/AleksandarHaber/Extended-Kalman-Implementation-in-Python
The tutorial webpage accompanying this video lecture is given here:
PART 1:
aleksandarhaber.com/extended-kalman-filter-tutorial-with-disciplined-python-codes/
PART 2:
aleksandarhaber.com/extended-kalman-filter-tutorial-with-example-and-disciplined-python-codes-part-ii-python-codes/
What method have you used for estimation of Q and R matrix
We do not treat that problem in this tutorial. That is the problem for itself. We will cover this problem in our future tutorials.
@@aleksandarhaber what sensor data have you used?
@@shaheedchikkumbi1902 Watch the tutorial carefully, everything is explained well and thoroughly.
very great video, your background is control engineer?
Yes
you are the teacher which I looking for a long time@@aleksandarhaber
@@robfei-u6b Thank you!
Hello Aleksandar, another amazing series. in this series is it possible to explain how to tune Kalman filter. I mean how to set P,Q,R matrix. Can we tune this matris via optimization such as numerical optimization or heuristic optimization.
I usually use the autocovariance approach or the auto-least squares approach. This is a data-driven approach. Here is my recent paper on this topic: opg.optica.org/oe/fulltext.cfm?uri=oe-31-11-17494&id=530519
This paper is partly based on the work of Rawlings (references 48-49 in the paper) and other older works from 70s and 80s.
Sounds great, @Aleksandar Haber! I will explore your paper. Currently, I am focused on working with the Error State Kalman Filter for an INS (Inertial Navigation System) system. There are two approaches to tune the filter parameters: the traditional method and the data-driven technique. I find the filter tuning problem quite challenging because we aim to find optimal parameters for the filter within the context of stochastic processes.Finally I hope I do it.
@@RasitEvduzen What do you understand under the traditional approach?
@@aleksandarhaber What I mean is that the first approach is based on the concept of innovation, while the second approach relies on machine learning techniques. Is it correct?
@@RasitEvduzen In the paper whose link I sent you, I use a modified approach of Rawlings. That is the optimization approach that uses the innovation sequence and correlations to find the matrices Q and R. I will make a video about this approach and post my MATLAB codes on GitHub, so you can take a look. I performed significant testing. I am not very satisfied with this approach, to be honest, since the results seem to be biased. However, we can still get some initial estimates of Q and R. This is the optimization approach. In my understanding, the more traditional approaches are based on manual tuning through trial and error. It is known that you can start with a rough model and use the matrix Q to tune the model. Anyway, I will look more into this. ALSO, THANK YOU FOR THE SUPPORT AND COFFEE!