Positive Observers Revisited

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Auteurs principaux: Ohlin, David, Rantzer, Anders, Tegling, Emma
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author Ohlin, David
Rantzer, Anders
Tegling, Emma
author_facet Ohlin, David
Rantzer, Anders
Tegling, Emma
contents The paper shows that positive linear systems can be stabilized using positive Luenberger-type observers. This is achieved by structuring the observer as monotonically converging upper and lower bounds on the state. Analysis of the closed-loop properties under linear observer feedback gives conditions that cover a larger class than previous observer designs. The results are applied to nonpositive systems by enforcing positivity of the dynamics using feedback from the upper bound observer. The setting is expanded to include stochastic noise, giving conditions for convergence in expectation using feedback from positive observers.
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spellingShingle Positive Observers Revisited
Ohlin, David
Rantzer, Anders
Tegling, Emma
Optimization and Control
Systems and Control
93B53
The paper shows that positive linear systems can be stabilized using positive Luenberger-type observers. This is achieved by structuring the observer as monotonically converging upper and lower bounds on the state. Analysis of the closed-loop properties under linear observer feedback gives conditions that cover a larger class than previous observer designs. The results are applied to nonpositive systems by enforcing positivity of the dynamics using feedback from the upper bound observer. The setting is expanded to include stochastic noise, giving conditions for convergence in expectation using feedback from positive observers.
title Positive Observers Revisited
topic Optimization and Control
Systems and Control
93B53
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.22924