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Pseudo-measured LPV Kalman filter for SLAM

Edmundo Guerra, Yolanda Bolea, Antoni Grau

Year
2012
Citations
2

Abstract

This paper describes a new approach to the well-known robotics problem of simultaneous location and mapping (SLAM). The proposed technique introduces a linear varying parameter (LPV) modeling solution for the estimation of nonlinear models in a Kalman Filter based algorithm. In this technique, the estimation model for the robotic device considered is modeled as a quasi-LPV model, which in turn, is linearized around a set of given points of the varying parameter. The observation model is rearranged into a pseudo-measurement model, which is used in form of a pseudo-linear model during the update stage of the Kalman filter. The initial tests and experimentations suggest that this technique can improve Extended Kalman Filter SLAM results by avoiding a great deal of the bias introduced by linearization of nonlinear models into EKF equations.

Keywords

Extended Kalman filterKalman filterLinearizationInvariant extended Kalman filterControl theory (sociology)Simultaneous localization and mappingNonlinear systemFast Kalman filterRoboticsComputer science

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