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STATISTICAL CHARACTERISTICS INVESTIGATION OF PREDICTION ERRORS
FOR INTERFEROMETRIC SIGNAL IN THE ALGORITHM OF NONLINEAR
KALMAN FILTERING
1E.L. Dmitrieva , I.P. Gurov
ITMO University, Saint Petersburg, Russia, [email protected]Basic peculiarities of nonlinear Kalman filtering algorithm applied to processing of interferometric signals are considered. Analytical estimates determining statistical characteristics of signal values prediction errors were obtained and analysis of errors histograms taking into account variations of different parameters of interferometric signal was carried out. Modeling of the signal prediction procedure with known fixed parameters and variable parameters of signal in the algorithm of nonlinear Kalman filtering was performed. Numerical estimates of prediction errors for interferometric signal values were obtained by formation and analysis of the errors histograms under the influence of additive noise and random variations of amplitude and frequency of interferometric signal. Nonlinear Kalman filter is shown to provide processing of signals with randomly variable parameters, however, it does not take into account directly the linearization error of harmonic function representing interferometric signal that is a filtering error source. The main drawback of the linear prediction consists in non-Gaussian statistics of prediction errors including cases of random deviations of signal amplitude and/or frequency. When implementing stochastic filtering of interferometric signals, it is reasonable to use prediction procedures based on local statistics of a signal and its parameters taken into account.
Keywords: interferometric signal, nonlinear Kalman filtering, prediction error, Gaussian noise, histogram.
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