Efficient Gaussian Mixture Filters based on Transition Density Approximation
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| author | Straka, Ondŕej Hanebeck, Uwe D. |
| author_facet | Straka, Ondŕej Hanebeck, Uwe D. |
| contents | Gaussian mixture filters for nonlinear systems usually rely on severe approximations when calculating mixtures in the prediction and filtering step. Thus, offline approximations of noise densities by Gaussian mixture densities to reduce the approximation error have been proposed. This results in exponential growth in the number of components, requiring ongoing component reduction, which is computationally complex. In this paper, the key idea is to approximate the true transition density by an axis-aligned Gaussian mixture, where two different approaches are derived. These approximations automatically ensure a constant number of components in the posterior densities without the need for explicit reduction. In addition, they allow a trade-off between estimation quality and computational complexity. |
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| spellingShingle | Efficient Gaussian Mixture Filters based on Transition Density Approximation Straka, Ondŕej Hanebeck, Uwe D. Systems and Control Gaussian mixture filters for nonlinear systems usually rely on severe approximations when calculating mixtures in the prediction and filtering step. Thus, offline approximations of noise densities by Gaussian mixture densities to reduce the approximation error have been proposed. This results in exponential growth in the number of components, requiring ongoing component reduction, which is computationally complex. In this paper, the key idea is to approximate the true transition density by an axis-aligned Gaussian mixture, where two different approaches are derived. These approximations automatically ensure a constant number of components in the posterior densities without the need for explicit reduction. In addition, they allow a trade-off between estimation quality and computational complexity. |
| title | Efficient Gaussian Mixture Filters based on Transition Density Approximation |
| topic | Systems and Control |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.20002 |